Mambo!!!!!! This was my first trip to Africa and first Safari. I am so happy I got to go because Kenya was such a memorable and adventurous experience. My friend and I visited Kenya in September 2018. Our main visit was to do a safari . We used a company called Natural World Safari and did the 3 day/2 night Masai Mara tour. The tour picked us up from our Nairobi city hotel with a 4-5 hour drive to Masai Mara. We stayed at the Ol Moran tented camp which included twin beds, hot water shower and buffet meals. On the safari we did not get to see the Big Five . Rhinos were no where to be found. However seeing the other animals were very much satisfactory. The highlight of this trip was visiting the Masai village and getting to do the “jump dance” with the Masai people. It was so worth visiting the tribe to experience their culture. We didn’t get to explore much of Nairobi itself but I highly recommend a safari if visiting Kenya.

Visited Abu Dhabi twice. First time in August 2018 and then January 2019. I suggest visiting during the winter time (November -March) because temperatures are definefly not as hot during the summer. Don’t know how I survived temperatures over 100 degrees Fahrenheit during my summer visit but I did ? Use their bus system, it’s cheap to get around . Get a bus card on the airport . Also pay attention to where you sit on the bus as there are carts for women only. Things to do: 1. A visit to the Sheikh Zayed Mosque is a must!!! Entrance is free but ensure you are appropriately covered up, especially ladies . 2. Do a desert Safari ... used a company called Emirates Tours and Safari and booked via Groupon.ae . The experience was worth every penny. 3. Day trip to Dubai which included the Burj Khalifa also purchased on Groupon.ae 4. Ferrari World Abu Dhabi ..fun experience if you are into vehicles 5. Emirates Park Zoo

Just visited Cairo in January. This trip to Eygpt was all because of my husband who is very much into Egyptology. I am so happy we went because this has been my most educational trip to date. We pre booked a guide for our trip which included airport pick up and drop off, tours to the pyramids, museum and even a boat ride on the Nile river . I found Mina on Instagram whilst searching for a tour guide for Eygpt. I must say best decision we made to book his team for our three day trip to Eygpt. The booking process was simple as we communicated through WhatsApp and also pick ups were on time .The tour guides were also very knowledgeable and we learnt so much about the history of Eygpt that I don’t think we would have learnt without a guide. His Instagram handle is @eygptourguide.mina.samir. So my first advice is to get a guide for the museum and pyramids. Secondly, check the weather before you visit because we went in January and it was pretty cold which we were not prepared for. Third, ensure your tours start early because traffic is crazyyyyyyyy . Worst traffic I have ever experienced in all my travels. The only annoying thing about my trip was that everyone expects a tip....don’t let anyone take a photo for you because they will follow you around till they get paid ?. Eygpt is very safe, food is cheap and people are very helpful (for a small fee ?). Will definefly go back to visit Luxor.

Malaysia was never on my to visit list however I am so happy I made a stop there on my way to Bali. Surprisingly it was a refreshing experience. It surpassed my non expectations ? First download Grab app . It is the Uber version of Southeast Asia but way cheaper and you pay cash when your trip is completed. I visited; - Central Market ...lots of gifts and souvenirs - Bukit Bintang street...lots of street art great for instagram pics - Masjid Jamek...one of the oldest mosques in Kuala Lumpur - KLCC Petronas towers ... the tallest twin towers in the world...there is an inside mall and park around the towers - Sri mahariamman temple (hindu) - Guan di temple (buddha) - Petaling street also known as China town where you can find all the knock off brands cheap cheap cheap - River of life - Merderka square - Batu Caves... So colourful... A must see!!!!

Bali is Magical!!! I recently spent 3 days in Bali (yes only 3 ) in November, but was able to do so much thanks to my personal tour guide @mano_balitourguide. Do not exchange money at the airport maybe just a small amount for transportation to your accommodation. There are many exchange bureaus around where you will get a better rate. If taking a taxi to Seminyak do not pay more than $200,000 rp ($15usd). Bali is very inexpensive, food is good, people are friendly and as a solo female traveler I felt pretty safe venturing out on my own. A must do is a Flower bath (instagram worthy pics ?) I paid $22usd for a 2 hour massage followed by a flower bath from Spa Bali in Seminyak. I visited : - Ubud Monkey Forest - Tirta gangga water palace - Tirta Epul Holy water Temple - Tukad Cepung Waterfall - Lempuyang Temple (Gate of Heaven) - Bali Swing There is a small fee of less than $5usd to enter these attractions except the Bali Swing which is $30usd and includes food. BALI is a MUST DO!!! I definitely will visit again.