On site
What you will find at Tinapa
Leisure, trade, and infrastructure at Tinapa Free Zone & Resort, Calabar.
Tinapa Water Park
- Six stainless steel slides
- Infinity-edge sport pool with six water jets and a Jacuzzi bubbler
- Atlantic wave pool
- Lazy river
- Non-slip children’s pool with Monkey Island
- 80-metre electric sky dive
- Volleyball court
- Badminton court
- Picnic garden
- Coconut palm grove
Studio Tinapa
- Eagle building
- Studios one and two
- Previewing theatre
- Mini amphitheatre
- Dinosaur rock
- King-Kong landmark
- Tinapa Hall of Fame (planned)
Tinapa Lakeside Hotel
- Guest rooms, including accessible rooms
- Lakeview Restaurant
- Lounge bar with a mezzanine, next to the hotel
- Mini fitness centre for hotel guests
Event halls
- Two halls seating 500 and 100
- Eight mini breakout rooms
- Mini amphitheatre for about 50 people, overlooking the lake
Craft village
- Space for craft sales
- Point-and-kill fish barbecue restaurant
- Traditional cultural displays
Freshwater lake
- Floating jetty
- Water sports, jet ski, and wakeboarding
- Boating, kayaking, canoeing, and fishing
Tinapa Beach
- Beach sports
- Destination weddings
- Sand dune buggy rides
- Bonfire nights and picnics
- Horse riding
Shopping complex
- 53 line shops for retail brands
- Four emporia of about 10,000 square metres each
- Boulevards and shared public areas
Trade and utilities
- Two completed warehouses, two more with floors already built
- Purpose-built casino shell, ready for fit-out
- Eight-screen cinema with media store and café space
- 25 MW gas-fired power station serving Tinapa and nearby areas
Arcade, dining, and movement
- Sea-World arcade with jungle gym, video bikes, basketball, racing, and carousels
- Spaces for restaurants, a nightclub, fast food, and a food court
- Cycling path and nature walk
- Ten-cabin monorail for 80 passengers, linking Tinapa to the Calabar International Conference Centre