Bonjour! I’m a French expat living in the vibrant city of Montreal, Canada, where I’ve traded baguettes for bagels (but still can’t decide which one’s better). I’m all about exploring new places, meeting interesting people, and soaking up as much of life’s experiences as I can.

I’m on Couchsurfing because I believe the best way to see the world is through the eyes of the locals—and because life’s too short not to make new friends wherever you go. Whether it’s sharing travel stories over a cup of coffee or diving into a spontaneous adventure, I’m up for it.

I love learning new things, whether it’s a cool fact, a new recipe, or how to say “cheers” in yet another language. If you stay with me, you can expect a warm welcome, lots of laughs, and maybe even a few attempts at making crêpes (results may vary).

Let’s make some memories and enjoy the simple things—because at the end of the day, it’s all about good vibes and great company. Can’t wait to meet you!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I’m on Couchsurfing because I believe the best way to truly experience the world is by connecting with people who live in it. As someone who’s moved from France to Montreal, but also traveled a lot through USA, Mexico, Europe, I know how incredible it is to discover new places, cultures, and friendships.

I’m here to meet like-minded travelers, share stories, and learn from each other’s journeys. Whether it’s exploring a hidden gem in your city or just chatting about life over a cup of coffee, I’m all about those genuine connections that make travel so enriching.

Life is short, and I want to fill it with new experiences, spontaneous adventures, and lots of laughter. Couchsurfing is the perfect way to do just that—travel, meet amazing people, learn new things, and just live. Looking forward to crossing paths with fellow explorers!

Interests

• photography
• partying
• traveling
• music
• sports
• cinema
• nature
• coffeeshops

Music, Movies, and Books

Music : Frank Ocean will forever be my favorite

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

An amazing road trip in California/Utah/Arizona with people I didn't know before.

What I Can Share with Hosts

What's true and what's wrong on what you think about French people. Like, do we really eat frog and hang out with a "bérêt", a baguette and a "marinière" all the time ? I am your only chance to know the truth...

Countries I’ve Visited

Cabo Verde, Canada, England, Greece, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, Spain, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Canada, France, United States