Since forever, I love how diverse and awesome the world is but at some point, I started travelling. Each of my trips has made an impact on myself but the time I came back from Peru, I felt that I wanted to adopt travelling as my way of living life and being more in contact with nature instead of being stucked in the city.
I am from Buenos Aires, so quite big. So, I finished my degree, quit my job in a bank, said goodbye to my little home and moved to Australia with a work and holiday visa for a year where I could finally lived by the ocean. I went for a 7 months trip around Asia, continent I definitely loved. I travelled alone, I travelled with friends, I made friends, I travelled.
After that, I spent one more year in Australia, but that time I had the chance to move to two tiny islands in the Great Barrier Reef. I completely fell in love with the ocean and broke my fear to dive. After leaving Australia, I travelled from Vientiane, Laos to Copenhague, Denmark by bus and train, around 17000 km, crossing China, Mongolia and Russia by the transiberian train 😁🤙. And old version of myself was hitchhiking from one point to another in the middle of China. It felt like being inside a movie. A really good one.
I also spent some months working in the Dolomites (Italian Alps). I wanted to experience the montain aswell, and I can say they just put you in the right place sometimes. It is everything so huge and breathtaking that it reminds yourself you are just a little tiny part of the world. That is why I travelled Nepal and did the Annapurna Circuit around the incredible Himalayas. It was 25 days, discovering remote places in the middle of nowhere, walking around 20 kilometres everyday.
After that, I was about to live the adventure of my life, but I didn't know how much I was about to grew until it ended. I spent 6 months in India and it touched my heart in many many ways. I thought it was a cliche before, but you have to be a person made of ice if it doesn't.

I am still writing my story around the world, but I am having a break right now. It is time to put my energy in another stuff while I enjoy Buenos Aires and its people. My people.
I guess I did grow up...
See you soon! 💖

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Travelling is the best, but it is even better when you meet people who share with. Every CS experience I had has made my stay in the country a better one, met amazing people and felt like home in the other side of the world.

Interests

I love nature in general... The ocean, the mountains, the beach, my best date of the day is finding any spot where I can watch sunset, being outdoors is my best medicine and therapy for everything. Cleans my energy and my soul.

• photography
• hiking
• camping
• nature
• nature walks
• arquitecture
• mountain hiking

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

- Being in Sydney, in front of the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House for New Year's eve. The fireforks, the people, and the feeling that every year I was watching that moment on TV, but this year I was actually there.
- Macchu Picchu. To get the ruins, me and my friend spent 4 days hiking between montains and camping under one of the most starry skys I've even seen.
- I went for a tour in an Observatory Centre in the Atacama desert in Chile and saw the planets with a telescope.
- Lived in an island in the middle of the Barrier Reef where I could completely walk around it in 15 minutes.
- I hiked in the Glaciar Perito Moreno, in Argentina.
- Transiberian railway from Beijing to St Petesburg
- Annapurna Circuit in Nepal. I have been hiking around 20km per day every day a whole month.

Countries I’ve Visited

Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, China, Colombia, Cuba, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Laos, Malaysia, Maldives, Mexico, Mongolia, Nepal, Panama, Peru, Philippines, Russian Federation, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, Turkey, United States, Vatican City State, Viet Nam

Countries I’ve Lived In

Argentina, Australia, Italy, Spain