Go to a major interstate motor park in Lagos. Recommended parks include:

Arrive at least 30-60 minutes before your scheduled departure. You can book tickets online in advance via the transport company's website/app or at the terminal. Present your ticket/booking confirmation. Your luggage will be loaded into the bus's compartment. Board your luxury bus (typically a 14-seater Hiace or a larger 59-seater Marcopolo).

The journey starts by navigating through Lagos traffic, usually via the Third Mainland Bridge to link up with the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. You will then connect to the Sagamu-Benin Expressway. Expect security checkpoints along the route, especially around state borders.

The most common and reliable rest stop is usually in Ore, Ondo State. Buses typically stop here for 20-30 minutes for passengers to use restrooms, buy snacks, or eat a quick meal. This is roughly halfway through the journey. After Ore, the journey continues towards Benin City. The road conditions on the Sagamu-Benin Expressway are generally fair, with sections being dual carriageway. Some parts might have potholes. Total travel time, including stops and potential traffic, is usually 5-7 hours.

You will arrive at the transport company's terminal in Benin City (e.g., GIGM Terminal at Sapele Road, ABC Terminal at Akpakpava Road, GUO Terminal at Ring Road). From there, you can take a local taxi, 'Keke Napep' (tricycle), or 'Okada' (motorcycle taxi - if permitted in that area) to your final destination within Benin City. Confirm local transport availability and pricing before boarding.