Is this the cutest café in Nairobi? 👀☕️ I've been loving the coffee/café/tea scene in Nairobi this season and I was so glad when I stumbled upon this hidden gem in Kileleshwa! 🥰 ☕️ The Coffee Cabin is an unassuming café situated in the Kileleshwa Business Centre - I went there for a quick work-away-from-home break and of course, their signature "selfie-chino" and stayed for the ambience, workstation area and solid service! I tried their "selfie-chino", pain au chocolate, a berry-flavoured mocktail and a chicken pie - everything was a 10/10 👌🏾 I'll definitely return! #coffee #travelinspiration #nairobi #kenya

I honestly still can't believe this! 🤯 I kept pushing this trip trying to time the perfect days to book and all I needed to do was just email the hotel. They gave me discount so good, it was better than the low season rate! This is a property I've looked forward to visiting in a long while, so this feels like a dream come true!! So excited! 🎉

I honestly still can't believe this! 🤯 I kept pushing this trip trying to time the perfect days to book and all I needed to do was just email the hotel. They gave me discount so good, it was better than the low season rate! This is a property I've looked forward to visiting in a long while, so this feels like a dream come true!! So excited! 🎉

A wonderful life ✨️

🥹💗

When you have the best of both worlds 💕

Whenever I see that a city is worth visiting as a day trip, I always try to stay longer. Suwon in South Korea is one of those places... but I found it perfect for a 3 day visit... It feels smaller and calmer than Seoul but with many of the larger city's charms... A hidden gem just an hour from the capital, packed with history, culture, and some of the best food I had in Korea. If big cities overwhelm you, Suwon could be just the place you're looking for! Add this to your Korea itinerary - you won’t regret it. #Suwon #KoreaHiddenGems #KoreaTravel #UnderratedDestinations #SouthKorea #VisitKorea #KdramaVibes #SoloTravelKorea #SeoulDayTrip #KoreanHistory

It's not too early to start planning out your year in travel for 2026 and here are some ideas for the best places to visit in each month! But first, a disclaimer 😅 Because I put up a list like this before that got a bit heated! So here goes 🌸 This is a very subjective listing: for example some people love to travel in cold weather, some don't; some have budget restrictions, others, not so much. Some can only take time off during certain months... I've listed places I have been to or those I would go to in the months I have listed. It might be a different listing for you. 🌸 This is not a shoulder season travel list - unlike my last post, where I tried to do this 🌸 Some countries are huge - with seasons varying from city to city. Your travel preferences will determine if these months work for you and which cities have favourable conditions... 🌸 I couldn't possibly list out all countries in the world. So if yours isn't listed here, please comment and tell us the best time to visit! All in all, I hope you find this as a helpful first step in planning out your adventures! Happy travels! 🪐

Snow-capped Mt Fuji is a sight to behold! 🍂