Family Holiday Packages from Nigeria: 2026 Family-Friendly Tours & Deals

Overview: This page brings together Travelwings' family holiday packages from Nigeria — ten family-friendly tours built around theme parks, water parks, wildlife and beaches across Singapore, Malaysia, Dubai and Abu Dhabi, Qatar and the Maldives. Trips run from four to ten nights, with handpicked 4-star and 5-star hotels (and a private-pool beach villa in the Maldives), and lead-in prices currently start from USD 900 per person on a double-sharing basis. Flight inclusion varies: the Dubai and Maldives packages include return economy airfare, while the Singapore and Qatar packages are land-only, with the destination e-visa built in where it applies. Below you will find what each package is best for, what families get, visa and flight guidance, and answers to common questions. To book, call +234 16361010 or email nigeria.care@travelwings.com.

Why book a family holiday from Nigeria with Travelwings?

A good family holiday is one where the planning is done for you and there is something for every age once you arrive. These packages are chosen for exactly that — destinations that are safe and easy to get around, attractions that genuinely entertain children, and hotels and transfers arranged in advance so you can focus on the trip rather than the logistics.

• Attractions children love: Theme parks, water parks, wildlife encounters and beaches sit at the centre of every itinerary, not as afterthoughts.
• Everything arranged: Hotels, daily breakfast, airport transfers and guided sightseeing are organised for you, with a clear inclusion list on each package.
• Family-sized choice: Short four-night city breaks, week-long multi-destination tours and a full beach-resort escape mean you can match the trip to your children's ages and your budget.
• Safe, well-connected destinations: Singapore, the UAE, Qatar and the Maldives are among the most family-friendly destinations reachable from Nigeria, with excellent infrastructure and short transfer times.
• Transparent pricing: Lead-in fares are shown per person on a double-sharing basis, with what is and isn't included spelled out before you commit.

Which family holiday package is right for you?

Travelwings runs ten family holiday packages from Nigeria, from a four-night Doha city break to a ten-night two-emirate UAE tour. At a glance:

• Dazzling Singapore — 5 nights, 4-star, from USD 1,335 · land-only
• Amazing Singapore — 5 nights, 5-star, from USD 1,395 · land-only
• Singapore Night Safari — 5 nights, 4-star, from USD 1,470 · land-only
• Fascinating Singapore with Cruise — 6 nights (4 hotel + 2 cruise), from USD 1,760 · land-only
• Glimpses of Singapore & Malaysia — 6 nights, 4-star, from USD 2,660 · land-only
• Best of Doha Tour — 4 nights, 5-star, from USD 900 · land-only
• Amazing Doha Tour — 5 nights, 5-star, from USD 1,070 · land-only
• Dubai Adventure — 6 nights, 4-star, from USD 2,959 · flights included
• Wonders of Dubai & Abu Dhabi — 10 nights, 4-star, from USD 3,949 · flights included
• Amaya Resort Kuda Rah Maldives — 7 nights, beach villa with private pool, from USD 3,650 · flights included

The write-ups below explain what each one is best for. All prices are per person on a double-sharing basis and reflect the current offer. A few already sit at the premium end — the five-star Singapore and Doha hotels and the private-pool Maldives villa — and that same level of stay across an entire trip is what our luxury holidays from Nigeria are about, from top-tier hotels to higher-end experiences.

Dazzling Singapore (5 nights, from USD 1,335)

The most affordable way to give the family a first taste of Singapore, built around a four-star stay at the Novotel Kitchener (or similar) with daily breakfast. The five nights pair a three-hour guided city orientation tour — including a local street-food tasting — with a full Sentosa Island day that children love: a cable-car ride, Madame Tussauds and the Scentopia scent workshop. The Singapore e-visa is arranged as part of the package and arrival and departure transfers are included; international flights are booked separately.

Amazing Singapore (5 nights, from USD 1,395)

The same easy five-night Singapore itinerary as Dazzling Singapore — the guided city tour with street food and the Sentosa day with cable car, Madame Tussauds and Scentopia — but stepped up to a five-star stay at the Grand Copthorne Waterfront (or similar). A good pick for families who want a more comfortable base for only a little more, with the Singapore e-visa, daily breakfast and airport transfers included and flights arranged separately.

Singapore Night Safari (5 nights, from USD 1,470)

Built for families who want the city's headline attractions in one trip. This package adds the world-famous Night Safari and a full day at Universal Studios to a half-day panoramic city tour and an extended Sentosa day — a one-way cable car, the Luge and SkyRide, Madame Tussauds, Images of Singapore and a 4D Marvel experience. A four-star stay, buffet breakfast, private transfers and a driver-cum-guide are included, and international flights are booked separately.

Fascinating Singapore with Cruise (6 nights, from USD 1,760)

A two-in-one holiday that combines four nights in a four-star Singapore hotel with two nights aboard a Genting cruise — and on the cruise, all meals are included, which takes the pressure off feeding hungry children. On land you get the guided city tour with street food and the Sentosa day (cable car, Madame Tussauds, Scentopia), while the cruise adds a short Malaysia excursion. A double-entry Singapore e-visa and all private transfers between airport, hotel and cruise terminal are included; international flights are arranged separately.

Glimpses of Singapore & Malaysia (6 nights, from USD 2,660)

The widest-ranging option, splitting six nights between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur — three nights in each, four-star. Families get the Singapore Night Safari, a panoramic city tour and a Sentosa adventure (cable car, Luge and SkyRide, Sky Helix), then move on to a Kuala Lumpur city tour, the KL Tower observation deck, a Genting Highlands cable-car ride and a stop at the Batu Caves. The Singapore visa and a Malaysia e-visa apply with the package, and airfare is arranged separately.

Best of Doha Tour (4 nights, from USD 900)

The lowest-priced package in the range and a compact, action-packed introduction to Qatar from a five-star base at the City Centre Rotana (or similar) on a bed-and-breakfast plan. Over four nights the family takes a guided Doha city tour with a visit to the striking National Museum of Qatar, a sunset dhow cruise, a 4x4 desert safari out to the Inland Sea with a camel ride, and a fun finale of the Meryal Water Park plus a gondola ride at the Villaggio mall. The Qatar e-visa and private tours and transfers are included; international flights are booked separately.

Amazing Doha Tour (5 nights, from USD 1,070)

A slightly longer take on the Doha itinerary with the same five-star Rotana base and bed-and-breakfast plan, adding quad biking to the desert safari alongside the city tour, the National Museum of Qatar, the sunset cruise, a camel ride, the Meryal Water Park and the Villaggio gondola ride. An easy, well-rounded Gulf holiday for families who want a day or two more; the Qatar e-visa is included and international flights are arranged separately.

Dubai Adventure (6 nights, from USD 2,959)

The first of the flights-included packages: return economy airfare, six nights in a four-star Dubai hotel with daily breakfast and travel insurance are all bundled in. The week mixes a half-day city tour, a desert safari with BBQ dinner, a Marina dhow-cruise dinner, the Burj Khalifa At The Top, the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo, and an Abu Dhabi city tour that includes entry to one Yas Island theme park — a strong line-up for families with older children and teens, with leisure time left for the beach or the malls.

Wonders of Dubai & Abu Dhabi (10 nights, from USD 3,949)

The most comprehensive UAE family holiday: return economy flights, seven nights in Dubai and three in Abu Dhabi (four-star), daily breakfast and travel insurance. Alongside the Dubai city tour, the desert safari with BBQ and the Marina dhow cruise, the family gets the Burj Khalifa (124th floor), the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo, an Abu Dhabi city tour and entry to one Yas Island theme park, with several free days to relax. The ten-night length suits families wanting a proper, unhurried two-emirate trip.

Amaya Resort Kuda Rah Maldives (7 nights, from USD 3,650)

A flights-included beach escape for families who want sun, sea and space: return economy airfare, seven nights in a beach villa with a private pool, full-board meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) and return seaplane and boat transfers. The resort is set up for families, with a Kids Club and a games room alongside snorkelling and scuba equipment and water activities (subject to availability). Free visa on arrival keeps entry simple for Nigerian passport holders.

Do these family packages include flights from Nigeria?

This is the single most important thing to check, because it changes the real cost of the trip. Flight inclusion is not the same across the range.

The Dubai and Maldives packages include return economy airfare; the Singapore and Qatar packages are land-only, so you arrange flights from Nigeria separately. Always read the inclusions on a package before booking.

In practice, Dubai Adventure, Wonders of Dubai & Abu Dhabi and the Amaya Resort Kuda Rah Maldives include return economy flights and (on the UAE pair) travel insurance. The five Singapore and Malaysia packages and both Doha packages cover the hotel, tours, transfers and visa, but you book the international flights yourself. The team can advise on routings and timings from Lagos or Abuja when you enquire.

What's included in a family holiday package?

Inclusions vary by package, with the exact list shown on each package page, but the core of every family holiday looks like this:

✅ Handpicked hotel stay (4-star or 5-star), or a private-pool beach villa in the Maldives

✅ Daily breakfast — full board in the Maldives, and all meals on the cruise nights

✅ Airport transfers, on a private or shared basis as specified

✅ Guided sightseeing and excursions listed on each package — city tours, Sentosa, desert safaris, water parks and more

✅ The destination e-visa where the package states it, including the Singapore and Qatar packages

✅ Return economy flights and travel insurance on the Dubai and Maldives packages

Typically not included unless a package lists it:

❌ International flights on the Singapore and Qatar (land-only) packages — arranged separately

❌ Meals beyond those listed, and all drinks and beverages

❌ Tourism Dirham in the UAE and Green Tax in the Maldives, payable locally

❌ Optional tours, activities and add-on experiences

❌ Early check-in and late check-out, tips and personal expenses

❌ Anything not specifically listed in a package's own inclusions

Which destinations are best for families?

Each destination in the range earns its place for a different kind of family trip.

Singapore is arguably the easiest first overseas family holiday — compact, spotless and packed with attractions, from Sentosa Island and Universal Studios to the Night Safari and the Singapore Zoo, all a short transfer apart. It works for toddlers and teenagers alike, with Sentosa, Universal Studios and the zoo all a short transfer apart.

Dubai and Abu Dhabi suit families with older children and teens who want a mix of city wow-factor and theme-park days — the Burj Khalifa, the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo, a desert safari and the Yas Island parks all feature, and the two UAE packages here are the ones that include flights.

Qatar makes a short, affordable Gulf break, pairing the museums and waterfront of Doha with a desert safari, a camel ride and the Meryal Water Park — a lot packed into four or five nights.

The Maldives is the choice when the holiday itself is the destination — a private-pool beach villa, a Kids Club and water sports, with everything (including flights and all meals) handled for you. Those same island resorts are just as popular for honeymoons and anniversaries, which our romantic and honeymoon holidays from Nigeria cover separately for couples planning a trip of their own.

Do Nigerian travellers need a visa for these destinations?

Visa requirements depend on the destination, and several packages build the e-visa in for you.

Singapore and Qatar packages include the destination e-visa; the Maldives offers free visa on arrival for 30 days. UAE and other visas should be confirmed for your nationality before you travel.

For Nigerian passport holders, Singapore requires a visa, which the Singapore packages arrange as part of the booking. Qatar requires an e-visa, included on the Doha packages. The UAE requires a visa, which the team can assist with when you book a Dubai or Abu Dhabi holiday. The Maldives grants a free visa on arrival valid for 30 days. As always, travellers are responsible for meeting the entry requirements that apply to their own nationality, so confirm the details before you fly. The Maldives is the most relaxed of the four destinations here — that free 30-day visa on arrival is exactly the sort of simple entry our visa-free and visa-on-arrival holiday packages from Nigeria are built around, pulling together the places a Nigerian passport reaches without any paperwork beforehand.

When is the best time to travel for families?

The most practical time to travel with children is around the Nigerian school holidays, and the destinations here are comfortable across much of the year. Singapore and the Maldives are warm and tropical year-round, with brief afternoon showers possible at any time. Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha are at their most pleasant from around November to March, when daytime temperatures suit sightseeing, desert safaris and outdoor parks; the summer months are very hot, so indoor attractions, malls and water parks become the focus. Booking a little ahead for peak school-holiday dates helps with both flight availability and hotel choice.

More holiday ideas from Nigeria

A family holiday is often the start of a longer travel wish-list. When you are ready to compare these destinations side by side or start planning the next trip, our complete range of Nigeria holidays brings together dozens of destinations as all-inclusive packages with hotels, transfers and guided touring — and the team can tailor any of them with extra nights, room upgrades or added stops to suit your family.

Disclaimer: Lead-in prices are shown per person on a double-sharing basis and reflect the current offer. Fares, inclusions and visa rules depend on travel dates, availability and your nationality, and are confirmed at the time of booking. Flight inclusion varies by package — please check each package's inclusions before booking.

Family holiday packages from Nigeria: frequently asked questions

1. How much do family holiday packages from Nigeria cost?

Family holiday packages with Travelwings currently start from around USD 900 per person for a 4-night Doha trip and rise to about USD 3,949 per person for a 10-night Dubai and Abu Dhabi holiday, on a double-sharing basis. The price depends on the destination, the length of the trip, the hotel category and whether flights are included.

2. Do these family packages include flights from Nigeria?

Not all of them. The Dubai Adventure, Wonders of Dubai & Abu Dhabi and Amaya Resort Kuda Rah Maldives packages include return economy airfare. The five Singapore and Malaysia packages and the two Doha packages are land-only, covering hotels, tours, transfers and visa, with international flights arranged separately.

3. Which destinations are best for a family holiday from Nigeria?

Singapore is ideal for a first overseas family trip thanks to its theme parks, zoo and short transfers. Dubai and Abu Dhabi suit families with older children who enjoy city sights and theme parks. Qatar offers a short, affordable Gulf break, and the Maldives is best for a relaxed beach-resort holiday with children.

4. Do Nigerian passport holders need a visa for these destinations?

Singapore and the UAE require a visa, and Qatar requires an e-visa. The Singapore and Qatar packages include the destination e-visa, while the UAE visa can be arranged with the team. The Maldives grants a free visa on arrival for 30 days. Always confirm the requirements for your nationality before travelling.

5. Are these holidays suitable for young children?

Yes. The destinations are safe and easy to get around, with short transfer times and a strong choice of attractions for younger children — Sentosa and the zoo in Singapore, water parks in Doha and Dubai, and a Kids Club and shallow lagoons in the Maldives. The team can recommend the packages that work best by age.

6. What is included in a Travelwings family holiday package?

Every package includes a handpicked hotel stay, daily breakfast, airport transfers and the guided sightseeing listed on the package, plus the destination e-visa where it applies. The Dubai and Maldives packages also include return economy flights and travel insurance. The exact inclusions are shown on each package page.

7. Which family package is best for a smaller budget?

The Best of Doha Tour is the lowest-priced option, starting from USD 900 per person for four nights in a five-star Doha hotel, though it is land-only. The Dazzling Singapore package is the most affordable Singapore option from USD 1,335 per person.

8. Are the Singapore packages good for families with kids?

Very much so. The Singapore packages centre on Sentosa Island, Universal Studios and the Night Safari, with options that add a cruise or a Kuala Lumpur and Genting Highlands extension. They are land-only, so flights are booked separately.

9. What makes the Dubai and Abu Dhabi packages family-friendly?

They combine headline sights such as the Burj Khalifa and the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo with a desert safari and entry to a Yas Island theme park, and both include return flights. The ten-night Wonders of Dubai & Abu Dhabi package adds three nights in Abu Dhabi and several leisure days.

10. Is the Maldives suitable for a family holiday?

Yes. The Amaya Resort Kuda Rah package places families in a private-pool beach villa on full board, with a Kids Club, a games room, snorkelling and water sports. Return flights and seaplane transfers are included, and entry is by free visa on arrival.

11. When is the best time to travel with children?

Travelling around the Nigerian school holidays is usually the most practical. Singapore and the Maldives are warm year-round, while Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha are most comfortable from November to March; in the hot summer months, indoor attractions and water parks become the focus.

12. Can these family packages be customised?

Yes. Packages can be extended with extra nights, upgraded hotels, added destinations or adjusted touring to suit your family's ages, interests and budget. Speak to the team when you enquire.

13. Are the hotels family-friendly?

The packages use comfortable 4-star and 5-star hotels selected for location and service, and a private-pool beach villa in the Maldives. Room configurations for families can be discussed at the time of booking.

14. How many days should we plan for a family holiday?

A 4-to-6 night trip works well for a single destination such as Singapore, Doha or Dubai, while 7 nights suits a Maldives beach stay and 10 nights allows an unhurried Dubai and Abu Dhabi tour. The right length depends on your children's ages and travel time.

15. Why book a family holiday with Travelwings Nigeria?

Travelwings arranges hotels, transfers, guided sightseeing and visas where applicable, with clear, transparent pricing and round-the-clock support. Packages are fully customisable, and the team can match the right trip to your family's budget and your children's ages.