Lagos, Nigeria in $2100s-$2300s RT

Lagos is one of those places where you're practically guaranteed to have an adventure. The Nigerian capital has yet to sand down its rough edges for tourist consumption, resulting in a vibrant, sleepless, and deeply authentic metropolis.

Most visitors stay in the more upscale islands off the coast, particularly Lekki and Victoria Island, which offer some terrific beaches and tourist-friendly attractions like the Nike Art Gallery and vertigo-inducing Lekki Conservation Centre. Mainland Lagos is a little rougher, but that's where all the really cool stuff happens. For your first trip, you can always hire a guide to make sure you stick to the right neighborhoods.

Oh, and if you've never tried Nigerian food before, you're in for a treat :-)

P.S. Did we mention these are business class fares? Because those lie-flat seats are practically a necessity for a 10-hour transatlantic flight.