I work 12-hour shifts on a floating tin can somewhere offshore, staring at screens, sea, and sometimes dolphins. During my off? I’m on land, living like I’m making up for lost time—hopping countries, chasing sunsets, and avoiding adult responsibilities one hike at a time and meeting cool people. Basically: work hard offshore, travel harder onshore.

Perché sono iscritto su Couchsurfing

Because hotels don’t come with cool locals, homemade food, or spontaneous life advice. I travel to meet real people, hear real stories, and maybe pet your cat. Also, I like couches. Big fan.

Interessi

• digital design
• photography
• running
• walking in nature
• hiking and camping
• trail walking

Musica, film e libri

I vibe with pop music, fiction that takes me far away (even when I’m just on your couch), and self-help books that try to convince me I can be a morning person (still working on it). Movies? Anything with a good plot, clever dialogue, or at least one explosion.

Una cosa incredibile che ho fatto

I’ve been lucky to meet strangers who helped me when I had no clue where I was—people who offered directions, food, or just a smile that said “You’re gonna be okay.” It’s moments like that where I think, “Yep, humanity isn’t totally doomed.”

Insegna, impara, condividi

I’d love to share what I know about digital design and tools. I’d love to learn local traditions, weird facts, or how not to get lost on public transport. I’m all about exchanging stories, laughs, and possibly playlists.

Cosa posso offrire ai padroni di casa

Free labor. Just kidding (kind of). I’m happy to help with dishes, sweeping, or anything that makes me feel useful. Also, if you’re ever in my hometown, I’d love to return the favor and host you—with a smile and probably snacks.

Paesi che ho visitato

Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Philippines, Qatar, South Korea, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates, United States

Paesi in cui ho vissuto

Belgium, Philippines