Tarkwa Bay Beach

Tarkwa Bay is a man-made island that was created as part of the Lagos harbor construction. The island was made up entirely of sand excavated from the Atlantic Ocean. It acts as a shelter for the Harbour, making Tarkwa Beach much quieter in terms of waves than other Lagos beaches, making it safe for swimmers and surfers. Tarkwa Beach is located on a beautiful and peaceful beach off the coast of Lagos, off the outskirts of Lagos Island. It is a sandy island that serves as a home for some of its residents as well as a tourist attraction for hundreds of visitors who go to this beautiful island every day.

Tarkwa Bay is normally less crowded, quiet, and free of the usual noise that may be found at major public beaches.
The majority of Tarkwa Bay's people are fisherman, traders, artisans, and manufacturers of natural palm oil, palm wine, coconut oil, and other products.

Location: Tarkwa Bay, Lagos Island