Hi there! I’m Blessed, a travel enthusiast and real estate professional based in Kenya. I’m passionate about discovering new places, connecting with different cultures, and building meaningful friendships along the way.
My career in real estate has taught me the value of trust, communication, and adaptability skills that come in handy both in business and while exploring the world!
I enjoy learning how people live in different parts of the world, sharing stories over coffee, and exchanging ideas. I believe every destination has something unique to offer and every person, a unique story to tell.
When I’m not closing deals or checking out dream homes, you’ll probably find me planning my next trip, hunting for good local food, or exploring a place I’ve never been before.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I’m on Couchsurfing to connect with like-minded souls, share space and stories, and create memories that last beyond borders.

Interests

I’m on Couchsurfing to connect with people beyond borders not just to find a place to stay, but to experience places through the eyes of locals. I love hearing people’s stories, learning about different cultures, and sharing a piece of mine, too.
For me, travel is not just about visiting places; it’s about the people you meet along the way. Couchsurfing offers that unique chance to turn strangers into friends and create memories that no hotel can ever offer.
Whether we’re sharing meals, music, city walks, or deep conversations, I’m here for the real human experience.

Music, Movies, and Books

I’m all about Gospel songs, R&B, afrobeat, and the occasional deep house track. Music is my daily therapy, and I love discovering new sounds that stir emotion or bring people together.

📚 Books I’ve enjoyed recently: That’s Bold of You a refreshing reminder to live fearlessly and embrace your power

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I once traveled solo across the Kenyan coast from Mombasa to Kilifi, hopping between towns, staying with locals, and discovering hidden beaches and historic Swahili architecture.
It was a trip that taught me how freeing and fulfilling it is to step out of your comfort zone and truly live in the moment.

Countries I’ve Lived In

Kenya