My trip with Kismet Pride was honestly such a beautiful experience 🌴✨ The itinerary was incredibly thoughtful and well designed, with a really good balance between curated events and time to rest, reset, and fully enjoy the experience without feeling rushed. I especially loved the mood boards and attention to detail leading up to the trip. You could feel the intentionality behind everything. The signature events were also so thoughtfully located, which made the entire experience feel smooth, elevated, and immersive. Beyond that, what stood out most was the sense of community. The travel hosts genuinely checked in and created space for people to connect naturally. It felt safe, affirming, joyful, and deeply “for us, by us” in a way that’s hard to describe unless you’ve experienced it 💛🌈

Kismet is more than an experience. It is a community and a culture that honors Black sapphic women in deeply holistic ways: intellectually, aesthetically, sensorially, relationally, and through wellness and pleasure. From community conversations exploring the pursuit, sapphic sensuality, and the ways we understand and debunk love, to the intentional spaces for rest, connection, play, and pleasure, Kismet creates room for us to experience ourselves and one another more fully. What stayed with me most was the sense of safety and care woven throughout the experience. The Kismet staff, facilitators, moderators, and guest speakers each contribute to the fullness of what Kismet offers. There is such intentionality in how the experience is held. I am personally so happy to be part of this community. Kismet reminded me that pleasure, beauty, intellectual curiosity, softness, and connection are not extras. They are part of a full life, and Black sapphic women deserve spaces that honor all of those dimensions of our being. 🤎✨

Sorry for the delay, but I really needed to sit with what exactly this trip meant to me and did for me. Geesh! I went as a single, but I definitely found a tribe of loving, uplifting, brilliant, and open-hearted beautiful sapphic Black women and AFAB non-binary people.☺️ It really didn't matter who you were, staff, influencer, or guest, we all came for something and were invested in what the experience had to offer us. The synergy between us before, during, and after Kismet Pride is truly unmatched and unique to how Kismet Pride makes space for us to show up as our full selves. 🥰 Kismet Pride is truly a special experience that cannot fully be put into words, but MUST be experienced for yourself. Thank you Kismet Pride for creating a space that is uniquely and yet universally ours. ✨️ P.S. If you are polyamorous, no worries! I was met with nothing, but respectful, friendly, and welcoming energy and curiosity whenever anyone had questions, comments, and/or conversations surrounding the lovestyle. 💞

This was my second Kismet, and they maintained the level of care and intention that brought me back. It’s intentional luxury. Airport transfers were arranged, check-in was already handled, and we were welcomed with snacks and a complimentary massage. I felt taken care of from the moment I arrived. The itinerary had something for everyone parties, excursions, opportunities to connect, and time to just relax. I could experience the trip in a way that actually felt like me. But the community is what makes Kismet Kismet. There is something powerful about being surrounded by Black sapphic women and having us be the center of the experience. I laughed, danced, had real conversations, reconnected with women from my first Kismet, and made new connections that I know will extend beyond St. Lucia. I travel often, but Kismet feels different. I don’t leave just thinking about where I went. I leave thinking about who I experienced it with and how I felt while I was there. That’s why I came back, and why I’ll be back again.

I had an amazing time!