The primary access point to the Landmark Centre, and by extension, its parking facilities, is from **Water Corporation Drive, Oniru, Victoria Island, Lagos.**

How to Get to the Parking Entrance: Step-by-Step Directions

Here’s how you can easily find the parking entrance, depending on your approach:

1. If you are coming from Ozumba Mbadiwe Avenue (e.g., from Victoria Island, Ikoyi, or Eko Bridge):

   • Drive along Ozumba Mbadiwe Avenue until you get to the Oniru Market/Four Points by Sheraton roundabout.
   • Take the turn into Ligali Ayorinde Street.
   • Continue straight on Ligali Ayorinde Street until you see a major intersection.
   • Turn right onto Water Corporation Drive.
   • Drive a short distance, and you will see the prominent Landmark Centre gate on your left. This is the main entrance.
   • Once inside the main gate, security personnel will guide you to available parking spaces, which could be an open-air lot or a multi-storey parking structure. Follow the signs clearly marked for "Parking" or "Beach Parking."

2. If you are coming from Lekki-Epe Expressway (e.g., from Lekki Phase 1, Ajah, or further down the express):

   • From the Lekki-Epe Expressway, you will typically need to navigate through Lekki Phase 1 to get to Oniru.
   • A common route is to turn off the express into Lekki Phase 1 (e.g., via Admiralty Way or by taking the turn at the Lekki Toll Gate if coming from Ajah).
   • From Lekki Phase 1, you will make your way towards Ligali Ayorinde Street or directly to Water Corporation Drive. Many local roads connect Lekki Phase 1 to Oniru.
   • Once you are on Water Corporation Drive, look for the large Landmark Centre gate on your right.
   • Enter through this gate, and follow the signs to the parking area.

3. Key Landmarks to Watch Out For:

   • Ericsson Building: This is a very noticeable building near the Landmark Centre.
   • Hard Rock Cafe Lagos: Located within the Landmark Centre complex, it's a good visual cue.
   • Landmark Towers: The tall, modern buildings are part of the complex.
   • The entire complex is well-signposted once you are on Water Corporation Drive.

Upon entering the Landmark Centre gate, you'll encounter security checks. Be prepared to state your destination (Landmark Beach) and follow their instructions regarding where to park. There are typically attendants to direct vehicles, especially during busy periods.

Parking Facilities and Fees

The Landmark Centre offers various parking options, including open-air parking lots and sometimes multi-storey parking, depending on the specific event or time of day. The parking fees are usually collected at the entrance to the parking area or upon exit. It's always a good idea to have some cash on hand, though card payments are often accepted.

Parking fees can vary. As of 2026, you should expect to pay anywhere from **₦1,000 - ₦3,000** or more for standard car parking, depending on the duration and if there's a special event. These fees are subject to change, so it's best to confirm upon arrival.

Current Fare Estimates to Landmark Beach Area (2026)

While this guide focuses on parking, it's useful to know transport costs if you prefer not to drive. Below are estimated fare ranges for getting to the Landmark Beach area (Water Corporation Drive) from key locations in Lagos.

Note: These are estimated ranges and can change based on traffic, time of day, fuel prices, and ride-hailing surge pricing.

Best Departure Points for Public Transport

If you choose to use public transport and then perhaps a short ride-hailing trip or walk to the Landmark Centre, here are some good departure points:

• CMS Bus Stop (Marina, Lagos Island): A major hub with buses heading towards Victoria Island and Lekki. From here, you can get a bus that drops you close to Ligali Ayorinde Street or Water Corporation Drive, then take a short walk or Keke Napep (tricycle).
• Oshodi Terminal: Another massive transport hub. You can find direct buses to Victoria Island or CMS, and then connect to the Landmark Beach area.
• Ikeja Under Bridge: A central point in Ikeja where you can get buses going towards Victoria Island or CMS.
• Lekki Phase 1 Bus Stops: If you are already in Lekki, there are many local bus stops and Keke Napep points that can take you directly to Water Corporation Drive.

Safety and Travel Tips for Your Visit

To ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip to Landmark Beach, keep these tips in mind:

1. Plan for Traffic: Lagos traffic, especially on the Island, can be unpredictable. Always factor in extra travel time, particularly during rush hours (morning and evening weekdays) and on weekends.
2. Use Navigation Apps: Google Maps or other navigation apps are your best friends. They can help you find the fastest routes and avoid heavy traffic spots. Simply search for "Landmark Centre" or "Landmark Beach" for accurate directions.
3. Parking Security: The Landmark Centre complex has good security. However, always ensure your car is locked, and avoid leaving valuables in plain sight.
4. Cash vs. Card: While many places accept cards, it's always wise to have some cash for smaller purchases, public transport, or unexpected parking attendant fees.
5. Check Opening Hours: Before heading out, quickly check the official Landmark Beach website or social media for current opening and closing times, as these can sometimes change.
6. Ride-hailing Drop-off: If using Uber or Bolt, you can set your destination directly as "Landmark Centre" or "Landmark Beach." The driver will drop you off at the main entrance, and you can walk to the beach from there.

By following these guidelines, finding the Landmark Beach parking entrance in Lagos will be a breeze, allowing you to focus on enjoying your time at one of the city's most exciting spots!

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