Big believer in curiosity, empathy and long walks that turn into accidental city tours. I often find that the most memorable places aren’t the ones you planned to see, but the ones you stumble upon while following a street mural, a smell of fresh bread, or a stranger’s recommendation. I like letting cities unfold slowly, through moments and conversations, not just maps.

For me, couchsurfing is not tinder, it's about genuine connections, learning from others, and sharing experiences. I'm here to meet new people, embrace different cultures, and make the most out of my travels, not for romantic pursuit. I'm queer, and would love to connect with open minded and respectful people.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Because the best way of learning about others is having a dinner with a person who grew up differently from you. I love seeing a city through local eyes and exploring places by walking. Couchsurfing feels like a more human way to travel: it’s not about ticking off sights, but about understanding how people live, think, and laugh in different corners of the world. I love experiencing a city through local eyes, walking for hours without a fixed destination, and letting small encounters become the highlights of the journey.

Interests

I love hiking and having a beer at a pub. Playing board games and meeting new people is a lot of fun too.

• dogs
• beer
• outdoor activities
• hiking

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I have my own dog, which I got when I was twenty. He gets to be home when I travel, if I want to bring him I'll be clear in the request.

Teach, Learn, Share

I love exchanging languages and talking about the differences not just in words, but in how we think, express ourselves, and see the world. It’s fascinating how much you can learn about a culture through the way people speak, joke, or even pause in conversation.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I bring my banana pancake recipe, pictures of my dog, and a love for good conversations. Whether it’s over breakfast or a late-night tea, I’m always up for stories, laughs, and learning something new.

Countries I’ve Lived In

Spain, Sweden