Bulavaad Fun Space

Bulavaad Fun Space in Calabar is a vibrant leisure destination and "social hub" that combines dining, nightlife, and recreation in one location. Key features include: Dining: A restaurant serving a mix of traditional Nigerian delicacies (such as spicy jollof rice and suya) and popular international dishes. Amenities: The space features an outdoor swimming pool, a bar and lounge, and leisure activities like snooker. It is known for a lively, welcoming ambiance with colorful decor, outdoor seating, and regular entertainment including live music and a DJ. Target Audience: It is a popular spot for University of Calabar (UNICAL) students, tourists, and groups looking for casual outings or special celebrations.

Eterna Plc, Calabar

Eterna PLC Calabar is a key subsidiary of a major Nigerian energy company specializing in the distribution of high-quality petroleum products, including PMS, AGO, and lubricants. Operating as a downstream retailer in the region, they provide reliable fueling services and are the exclusive distributors of Castrol products.

Northwest Petroleum Mega 1 (Parliamentary Extension)

Northwest Petroleum & Gas Company Limited is a major downstream energy provider with a significant operational base in Calabar, including two ultra-modern Mega Retail Stations and a large-scale storage terminal. The stations are widely recognized by locals for maintaining regulated pump prices and utilizing high-capacity infrastructure, such as Helix 4000 pumps, to efficiently serve large volumes of motorists. Beyond fuel retailing, the company is deeply involved in community social responsibility, including road interventions on federal highways to improve local transportation.

Vogue Lifestyle

Vogue Lifestyle Calabar is a premier nightlife destination on Marian Road, offering a luxurious and high-energy atmosphere for party-goers. It blends fashion with luxury, hosting themed nights, top DJs, and premium weekend entertainment in the heart of Calabar.

Slave Trade Museum

Located at the site of a 15th-century slave-trading warehouse in Marina Resort, the museum uses life-size recreations and original artifacts to document Calabar's role as a major port in the transatlantic slave trade. It offers a graphic and moving look at the era, featuring exhibits on slave markets, historical currencies, and the harrowing conditions aboard transport ships.

Fingers Park

Fingers Park (also known as the "Mighty Hands of Calabar") is a public recreational space and landmark in Calabar, Cross River State. It is most famous for its iconic central sculpture featuring two large hands emerging from the ground. Operating Hours: The park is primarily open to the public on Saturdays (24 hours), with some reports indicating it may be closed to visitors during the weekdays. Entry Fee: Free to the public.

Millennium Park (Eleven Eleven)

Millennium Park, also known as the Eleven Eleven (11/11) Roundabout, is a premier historical and recreational landmark located in the heart of Calabar. It serves as a tribute to Nigeria’s fallen heroes and is home to one of the tallest flagpoles in the country, standing at approximately 200 feet. The park features beautifully landscaped gardens and gold-embossed pillars that detail the rich cultural history of Cross River State. It remains a central hub for major city events, tourism, and quiet leisure, offering a unique blend of civic pride and scenic beauty

U.J Esuene Stadium

The U.J Esuene Stadium is a historic 16,000-capacity multi-purpose arena located in the heart of Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria. Opened on April 2, 1977, it serves as a central sporting and community landmark and is the proud home ground of the Calabar Rovers F.C.. Over the decades, it has established a significant legacy by hosting high-profile international football fixtures, including matches for the 1999 FIFA World Youth Championship and the 2009 FIFA U-17 World Cup. Beyond professional football, the stadium serves as a major regional hub for athletics, local sports training, public gatherings, and recreational fitness

Marina Resort

The Marina Resort in Calabar is a premier historical and recreational destination situated on the scenic banks of the Calabar River. Built by former governor Donald Duke on May 26, 2007, it blends a tragic, deeply reflective past with a vibrant, modern social atmosphere. The resort is highly regarded as one of Cross River State's top tourist landmarks, offering visitors a mix of historical education, entertainment, and relaxing waterfront views

Tinapa Business and Leisure Resort

The Tinapa Business and Leisure Resort is an ambitious 265-hectare business, trade, and tourism complex located just north of Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria. Envisioned by former Governor Donald Duke and commissioned in 2007, the $350 million mega-project was designed as West Africa’s premier duty-free retail, wholesale, and entertainment hub. After facing complex regulatory hurdles, financial strains, and legal limbos that left it largely underutilized and quiet for years, the resort has hit a major turning point: the Cross River State Government officially reclaimed full ownership from the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON). The state is actively partnering with the Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority (NEPZA) to fully revitalize the infrastructure, attract global investors, and restore Tinapa to its original glory