Hospitality Exchange for Women in Kenya
Tabitha
Nairobi
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I am 35 year d mother of one and a wife, currently an MBA student at USIU. I love playing golf, travelling, meeting new people, swimming and reading.
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Umu
Mombasa
Can host for:
3 days
About me
My Name is Umu. I am currently a student studying Nutrition and dietetics and I would love to meet up with new friends from different parts of the world.
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Umu
About Me
My Name is Umu. I am currently a student studying Nutrition and dietetics and I would love to meet up with new friends from different parts of the world.
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Tabitha
About Me
I am 35 year d mother of one and a wife, currently an MBA student at USIU. I love playing golf, travelling, meeting new people, swimming and reading.
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Is Kenya safe to travel?
Based on 9 experiences
Dafquez
Canada
Kenya, Solo travel
I booked with Pathway Safaris, and felt well cared for and safe. I even cried a little when they saw me off at the airport, because I felt like they became family! I really appreciated getting to know local communities.
Posted: July 24, 2024Experienced: April, 2023
Barb
United States
Kenya, Couple travel
For anyone that loves adventure and animals, Kenya is an incredible destination. I’m not really a beach person, but the Indian Ocean is the only ocean I will actually go in, since it is warm and crystal clear. As far as safety, I was able to walk alone and had no fear. However, you do need to be able to tell the beach boys you’re not interested in long discussions with them. Down in the south is Wasini island. There you can swim with the dolphins and whale sharks. A little to the north is the South Coast region, and there you find Simba Hills which has a coastal forest safari and you can see the rare sable antelopes. As you head further inland there are national parks such as Ambosili, Tsavo East and Tsavo West. From there you can see spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro, which is actually located in Tanzania. There is also no shortage of wild animals and I have seen all animals except rhinos in these parks. I recommend a visit to the Masa Mari where you can see rhinos and the big herds, but it’s especially interesting during migration season.
Posted: April 29, 2024Upcoming visitors to Kenya
Natty
About Me
Hey, I am Natalie, I speak 3 languages and in my spare time I travell and volunteer, read books and learn to create short videos about nature, cooking etc. I have a dog and like learning new things from others.
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Is Kenya worth visiting?
Overall rating
based on 9 experiences
Mombasa, Solo travel
Everyone I met was so so welcoming and friendly. Prices were expensive in the supermarket and food choice was limited if you are vegetarian. But the local markets had amazing fresh produce for cheap, don't be afraid to haggle!
Posted: March 13, 2024Experienced: March, 2018Kenya, Group travel
I travelled to Nairobi, Tsavo and Diani Beach. I loved the elephant sanctuary and giraffe centre in Nairobi. Tsavo Safari was incredible and Diani Beach has my heart 💓 Kenya was so beautiful and affordable. We rented land cruisers to travel around.
Posted: February 15, 2024Hospitality Exchange in Kenya
