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Mumbai to Lagos

  • BOM, India – LOS, Nigeria
  • EgyptAir
  • Business
Lagos

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$1696
Round trip, in USD
about ₹159,288
DepartsFeb 21, 2027
ReturnsMar 1, 2027

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$0.18
Cost per mile
9,474
Miles

Flight segments

BOM to CAI · EgyptAir · MS 969
CAI to LOS · EgyptAir · MS 875
LOS to CAI · EgyptAir · MS 876
CAI to BOM · EgyptAir · MS 968

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Feb 21 – Mar 1 · 8 nights

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Feb 21, 2027 Mar 1, 2027 EgyptAir $1696 Lowest View flights

This is a business class deal to Lagos from Mumbai on EgyptAir for Feb 21, 2027 – Mar 1, 2027.

Priced at $1696 round trip. The route covers 9,474 miles round trip.

Lagos is one of Africa’s most energetic and creatively driven cities, a place where big-city momentum meets a deeply rooted coastal culture. Travelers come for its music, art, nightlife, and food scene, but also for the sheer sense of movement that defines the city: bustling markets, contemporary galleries, beachside hangouts, and neighborhoods that each feel distinct. The best time to visit is generally during the drier months, from November to March, when humidity is lower and outdoor exploring is more comfortable. This is the ideal window for enjoying the city’s beaches, cultural events, and waterfront views without the heavier rains that arrive later in the year.

For first-time visitors, Lagos offers a mix of modern and traditional experiences. Victoria Island and Ikoyi are known for upscale dining, business districts, galleries, and easy access to the coast, while Lekki has become a lively area for restaurants, entertainment, and the Lekki Conservation Centre. On the mainland, Yaba and Surulere offer a more local feel, and the historic island of Lagos Island remains central to the city’s commercial and cultural life. Food is a major draw: expect everything from spicy jollof rice, suya, and pepper soup to fresh seafood and contemporary Nigerian cuisine. The city’s cultural life is equally compelling, with Afrobeats, fashion, film, and visual arts all playing a major role in everyday life, making Lagos a destination that feels both current and unmistakably rooted in West African identity.

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