Discover the best attractions and experiences Calabar has to offer
Calabar's past is reflected in its colonial landmarks and historic sites.
Final resting place of the Scottish missionary who helped shape Calabar’s early Christian mission and local history.
A historic riverfront Anglican cathedral with distinctive colonial architecture.
A waterfront neighborhood with colonial-era buildings and charming streets to wander.
Explore Cross River’s culture, history, and crafts through well-curated collections.
A government-run museum displaying regional artifacts and Efik culture.
Housed in a colonial-era building, it showcases local history and maritime heritage.
A compact museum-like space at Tinapa highlighting the Free Trade Zone and local crafts.
Calabar’s religious heritage is visible in its grand cathedrals and churches.
A historic church with a distinctive colonial design and river views.
A traditional Catholic cathedral serving the Efik community.
A site of spiritual and historical significance tied to local missions.
Near-calabar landscapes offer nature walks, viewpoints, and water-based adventures.
Iconic mountain resort with scenic trails, cable car rides and panoramic views.
A riverfront leisure complex with gardens, shopping, and family-friendly spaces.
Protected forest areas perfect for trekking and wildlife spotting.
Characterful districts show how Calabar blends history with modern life.
Historic port district with river views and colonial-era architecture.
Bustling neighborhood centered around one of Calabar’s major markets.
Scenic riverside district ideal for sunset strolls and casual dining.
You can enjoy Calabar’s vibe without spending a dime at these spots.
Take a relaxing stroll with river views and boats passing by.
Experience local life and architecture around a bustling market area.
Catch a colorful sunset and watch fishermen at work.
Efik and wider Nigerian flavors shine in Calabar’s cuisine.
A hearty leafy vegetable soup with meat and fish, a Calabar staple.
Cocoyam leaves wrapped around grated cocoyam and fish, a beloved Efik dish.
Palm fruit-based soup often served with fragrant meat and spices.
Evenings along the riverfront offer bars, live music, and festive energy.
Relax with music and river views at Calabar’s waterfront venues.
Seasonal street parties with music, dancing, and bright costumes.
Casual stalls, street eats, and a lively night atmosphere.
Cultural venues host performances, shows, and annual celebrations.
A major venue for cultural performances, concerts and events.
Nigeria’s famous festive extravaganza with parades and music.
Family-friendly entertainment and occasional performances.
Catch local matches or try water-based activities around the river.
Main venue for football matches and athletics in Calabar.
Spectator-friendly river-based sporting events and fun.
Ventures a little outside the city reveal Cross River’s lush landscapes.
Drive up to the mountain resort for breathtaking views and hikes.
Forest trails with chances to spot wildlife and birds.
A tranquil evening ride offering river scenery and sunsets.