Victoria Island (VI) is Lagos's premier business and upscale residential district. Home to corporate headquarters, embassies, luxury hotels, and high-end residences, it offers a cosmopolitan lifestyle with waterfront views and premium amenities.

The island is connected to the mainland and to Ikoyi by the Eko Bridge and the Lekki-Ikoyi link bridge. Property in VI ranges from high-rise apartments and penthouses to exclusive waterfront homes and commercial towers. Rental and sale prices are among the highest in Nigeria, reflecting demand from expatriates, executives, and investors.

Key landmarks include The Palms Shopping Mall, Eko Atlantic (the new city development), Bar Beach, and the Marina. The area is well-served by banks, international schools, private hospitals (including EKO Hospital and St Nicholas), and fine dining. Nightlife and entertainment are concentrated along Ajose Adeogun, Adeola Odeku, and Ahmadu Bello Way.

Traffic can be heavy during business hours; many residents use drivers or ride-hailing. Parking is often paid in commercial areas. Security is generally good, with many estates and buildings having 24-hour security.

Victoria Island (VI) is Lagos's premier business and upscale residential district. Home to corporate headquarters, embassies, luxury hotels, and high-end residences, it offers a cosmopolitan lifestyle with waterfront views and premium amenities.

The island is connected to the mainland and to Ikoyi by the Eko Bridge and the Lekki-Ikoyi link bridge. Property in VI ranges from high-rise apartments and penthouses to exclusive waterfront homes and commercial towers. Rental and sale prices are among the highest in Nigeria, reflecting demand from expatriates, executives, and investors.

Key landmarks include The Palms Shopping Mall, Eko Atlantic (the new city development), Bar Beach, and the Marina. The area is well-served by banks, international schools, private hospitals (including EKO Hospital and St Nicholas), and fine dining. Nightlife and entertainment are concentrated along Ajose Adeogun, Adeola Odeku, and Ahmadu Bello Way.

Traffic can be heavy during business hours; many residents use drivers or ride-hailing. Parking is often paid in commercial areas. Security is generally good, with many estates and buildings having 24-hour security.