I have a huge lust for traveling.
I run a small business in Nairobi which gives me flexibility to travel as much as I like.
I’m also a software developer a little bit of a geek lol..
I have made it my goal to travel to at least 4 countries every year .
Whenever I travel I always bring my hosts of other countries souvenirs from Kenya. I will always have the memory of their kindness to me and I always want them to remember how grateful I am for their hospitality.

Happy to host you in my small apartment.
I know backpacking can be quite challenging so you’re welcome to use my washing machine to do your laundry. If you’re lucky to come on a Monday my cleaning lady will be there to clean for you .
Please be very tidy and clean . Help with chores . Be cheerful. This is Africa , Hakuna Matata (there is no problem no worries)
No shoes in the house ofcos that’s common knowledge, however I do have clean in house shoes for all guests.
Always remember Couchsurfing is not a hotel, it’s an opportunity to interact with other people and other cultures. So be kind .

I’m Always traveling over the weekend to a new place so if you're in Nairobi I know all the good places

Please make sure you are fully vaccinated and are not showing any symptoms of a flu or Illness as you request to stay with me.

My apartment is near the embassy area so security is very tight and strict. They will ask you for your identification/passport details before entry into the building please oblige .

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Making friends around the world as I travel

Interests

I enjoy thriller activities, from bungee jumping to water rafting, anything that can possibly make my heart stop for a few seconds I wanna do it

• traveling
• karaoke
• swimming
• hanging out with friends and family
• back packing

Music, Movies, and Books

Sabrina

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Using all my savings to travel

What I Can Share with Hosts

Company
Traveling tips

Countries I’ve Visited

Ethiopia, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe

Countries I’ve Lived In

Kenya