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Lemon Valley Farm- Romantic Weekend Getaway
Lemon Valley Farm is simply breathtaking. Set on a 30 acre piece of fertile land. It exudes a mix of subtle romantic charm with a hint of modern flair. Crimson Cabin would be my space for the night. A cozy secluded, brick-red galvanized steel cabin on the slopes of Kasambara hills. Its cemented floor carries a queen size bed with an African themed duvet cover, a study table, and a door leading to the bathroom, While all six walls on the inside are lined with shimmery honey-hued wooden planks. Making it intimate and practical. Standing on the porch of what would be my room for the night, I could…
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Glamping In Kenya- Kibo Safari Camp
When planning a trip for a weekend escape, there’s a lot to consider. You want to choose somewhere far enough where it feels like a true getaway but ultimately close enough that you aren’t spending the better part of the lavish trip in transit. What is Glamping? Glamping is also known as luxury camping, it’s an experience-based kind of travel that allows guests to get outside and enjoy the great outdoors, but without the hassle of traditional camping. With five-star amenities and unbeatable outdoor access, glamping is where luxury meets simplicity. This past weekend I stumbled upon a gem that checked all these boxes. Hidden deep within…
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6 Epic Ziplining Locations in Kenya (Prices & Directions)
Dive into a world of delightful sensory overload as you fly, glide, zipline! Over and above Kenya’s spectacular landscape. Whether you prefer a short quick thrill or a full-on experience. This 6 epic ziplining locations will fully quench your thirst for adventure leaving you with a lifetime worth of memories. So reach out to family, friends and even colleagues and prepare for an exhilarating, terrifying and fulfilling experience! ( insert confetti lol) 6 Ziplining Locations in Kenya The Forest, Kereita Savage Wilderness Camp, Sagana People’s Park, Machakos Kompass, Ngong Forest The Dam Hill, Limuru Bofa Beach Resort, Kilifi The Forest, Kereita Kereita is located in…
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The Havila Resort, Sagana- Weekend Getaway
* This is a sponsored post but all opinions are my own It’s a sunny Saturday afternoon when we finally arrive at Havila Resort. A smooth one and a half hour drive using the Nairobi- Nyeri highway. I live for Saturday’s like this. Saturday’s made up of sunshine, happiness, and the open road. Arguably the best day for a weekend or family getaway within our Kenyan borders. Havila Resort, Sagana I’d been looking forward to this weekend getaway so my excitement was at an all-time high. Right off the bat, one will truly appreciate the signage on both sides of the highway. This eliminates the agony of driving back and…
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Hiking in Kenya- Waterfalls Inn Tigoni, Limuru
Have you ever stood under a waterfall? I mean, right in the middle of all the action with natures full unregulated force hailing down on you? I know, I know… before you ask. What the hell was I thinking, right? Honestly, I wasn’t. The decision to jump in was insanely impromptu. So much so that reality only hit when the cold streams of water shook my body to the point where I struggled to catch my breath. Ooooh, SHIT was my initial reaction too. It felt as if the waterfall was out for vengeance, like tiny cold angry needles pounding on my roughly 56kg frame of fat and bones. To…
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Best Hiking Trails In Kenya: Gatamaiyu Forest
Gatamaiyu Riverine Forest gladly boasts of having the most exquisite and picturesque hiking trails in Kenya. It’s conveniently located only 45-minutes away from Nairobi’s chaotic CBD. A day trip to this magnificent forest will not only provide much-needed peace but also reveal unspoiled historic nature. Did you know that the mau mau warriors made use of the Gatamaiyu Forest fog to ambush intruders and whites. Ultimately securing Kenya’s independence? Neither did I. Until embarking on my first hike ever with this amazing group of adventure seekers dubbed “Let’s Drift Kenya.” Undoubtedly, hiking might not be for everyone. Rather, not for the faint-hearted or terribly unfit…
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21 Kenyan Bloggers & Vloggers You Should Know-Fashion|Travel| Food|Beauty|Tech|
There are so many talented bloggers and vloggers in Kenya. So much so that one can easily get overwhelmed when searching for a particular niche. Luckily, you have yours truly to steer you in the right direction. ( insert confetti and dancing puppies) Without further ado, here are the top 21 Kenyan bloggers and vloggers you should follow in 2019. I’ve divided them into 6 sections so you can skip right ahead Travel Food Creative Writing Fashion Technology Vlogs TRAVEL Farhana Oberson One of the most influential travel vloggers in Kenya with over 49,000 subscribers. Her vlogs revolve around insane travel adventures where she takes us along with her. She…
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10 Unusual Things To Do In Mombasa
What better way to celebrate this festive season than to head down to Kenya’s coastal paradise, Mombasa! There’s just something thoroughly magical about this beautiful tropical escape. Maybe it’s the luxurious accommodation, incredible white sandy beaches or salty humid air that evokes a sense of happiness and relaxation. Whatever it’s allure is, I’d love you to have the time of your life as you head down south with this 10 unusual things to do in Mombasa. Also read: SGR Madaraka Express Train Mombasa is Kenya’s second largest city. Here travellers have a choice between spending time in North Coast South coast What is the difference between North & South Coast? North Coast…
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SGR- Madaraka Express Train: Bookings & Refunds
Did you know that the SGR, also known as Madaraka Express, is Kenya’s most expensive infrastructure project since independence? It costs a whopping 3.6 Billion USD It currently runs from Mombasa to Nairobi, connecting the capital city to the vibrant coastal town. Although, the ultimate goal is for the SGR to connect Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda It has cut travel time to less than 5 hours. As opposed to previously where the choices strictly lied between a 10-hour bus ride, 24-hour train ride or a 45-minute expensive flight. That explains why it’s managed to carry a total of 2 Million passengers within just 17 months of operation. It’s quite…
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Modern Coast: Drama In Uganda
CONTINUATION Modern Coast 27 Hour Horrible Experience The blackened surfaced and murky wet floor had definitely seen better days. It was evident, from a quick scan, that it would fall short at any attempt of counting the soles of shoes it had supported. The whole environment has a strong unwavering scent of cholera mixed with tuberculosis with a slight dash of Ebola. It caters to both sexes, with urinals to the left and latrines to the right. At the far end lies an un-covered, medium-sized water container that acts as a sink. This being the only source of water available to cleanse your hands while bound within the disease infested walls.…
