Head to Owena Junction, which is a major transit point. Ask for the loading bay or park for vehicles going to Idanre. This is usually where shared taxis (often called 'acha' or 'micra' for smaller cars like Toyota Corolla) and small mini-buses (like Toyota Sienna) load passengers. You'll find these vehicles parked and calling out 'Idanre!'

Board a shared taxi or mini-bus heading directly to Idanre. You will need to wait for the vehicle to fill up with other passengers before it departs. Confirm your destination and the fare with the driver or conductor before you sit down.

The journey will take you directly through the Owena-Idanre Road. This is a fairly straightforward road, passing through several smaller communities. The driver will likely make no major stops until Idanre.

Alight at the main park or a central drop-off point in Idanre town, which is often near the Idanre Market Square or the entrance to Idanre Hills. From there, you can easily find a 'keke' (tricycle) or 'okada' (motorcycle taxi) to take you to your final specific destination within Idanre.