I am a firefiman in Brazil and I travel once an year. I do not smoke or drink. I love traveling and meeting new people and cultures. I am into cooking (as you can see on my pictures) and love sharing experiences and trying local food.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

To share about my Brazilian culture and learn about cultures and places. I travel once a year and just going to a place is not enough to know about it. I know 26 countries and I wish I could surf and go to every single country in the world. Staying in a local´s home is for sure the best way to learn about culture, food, language and local life. I only started using couchsurfing in 2017 when I stayed in an Arabic´s home (my only reference here on CS) in Jordan. That was such a nice experience! And people who stay in my house can expect that kind of thing from me: I will explain everything as possible about Brazil, I can hang out if I have time and even cook some traditional Brazilian dishes if you are into trying new tastes.

Personaly my financial life was not so easy on the past. So I also understand and welcome people who just need a place to stay and do not have money to stay somewhere else.

Interests

• traveling
• music
• meeting people
• sharing stories

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Every New trip is always incredible

Teach, Learn, Share

I hope I can teach a little about Brazil to those who stay in my house. I wish I had more time to stay with people who will stay here.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Information about Brazil and other countries that I have been to, my loundromat, kitchen, fridge, badroom and bathroom. That is, if you stay here, you can use all the facilities of the house. My house is always clean. There will be a private room for visitors with a queen size bed.

Countries I’ve Visited

Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Cambodia, Croatia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Mexico, Netherlands, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Spain, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States, Vatican City State

Countries I’ve Lived In

Brazil, United States