By Faith Nyongesa There wasn’t any dramatic trigger, breakup, midlife crisis, or viral moment of rebellion; it was just a quiet, slow realization that my life didn’t feel like mine. It was more peaceful than that. I used to fill my calendar with plans, surround myself with people, and keep busy to avoid the silence.…
By Stella Ungaya Yes, introverts can successfully travel solo. You can travel solo in a way that feels good, natural, and empowering, without pretending to be more outgoing or social than you are. If you’re someone who loves your own company, avoids small talk when you can, and finds comfort in quiet moments, this is…
By Juliet Anyango Visiting a new country feels like learning a new dance, where the right steps are expected but unspoken. In your planned Kenyan trip, understanding the cultural etiquette can be the secret to not just being a visitor and being truly connected. The wildlife, mountains, and coastal views will wow your eyes; it’s…
Stella Ungaya No one talks about how special solo travel in your 30s can be. It feels calm. It feels clear. And it makes sense in this stage of life. In your twenties, you may have traveled to escape. Or to try new things. Or to keep up with others. But now? You travel…
Evaline Mutuku Solo female travel, a growing movement with women comprising 71% of today’s solo adventurers, is more than a trend; it’s a profound personal journey. Though sometimes scary, this empowering and often transformative experience presents unique rewards, such as self-discovery, alongside distinct challenges related to safety and societal expectations. Would you like to…
Elly Joy Nyaga Have you always wanted to go on a solo trip but are concerned about your safety? If your answer is yes, then you are not alone. A 2023 survey by Solo Female Travel found that 75% of women reported safety as their biggest worry when planning a solo trip. The guide…
Christine Nabisswa Fort Jesus Mombasa, is a historical fort in Mombasa built by the Portuguese between 1593 and 1596. Giovanni Battista Cairati, the Portuguese chief architect in India, designed it to guard the port of Mombasa. The fort is one of the best-preserved examples of 16th-century Portuguese military architecture. It reflects the strategic importance of…
