**Sorry guys, I'm moving to Ecuador for a few months and I still don't know what living arrangements I'll be dealing with!**

I'm back in this sunny, warm and peacefully chaotic corner of Mexico and able again to meet/host future friends and the occasional weary traveler.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

The idea of taking off the 'tourist' label and putting on a traveller/visitor one makes the whole concept of travelling much less industrial, much more humane, much more about learning from and valuing the experiences you come across.

Likewise, hosting people is a great antidote against money-and-time-related problems that stop you from travelling, while still getting the benefits of meeting new people and redescovering your surroundings through an outsider's eyes.

Interests

Risking it to sound like the most cliché couchsurfer, what comes to mind as my interests are travelling, hiking, having trascendental conversations with friends and strangers, learning from other people's views and experiences, cooking and trying out new food, etc.

• dining
• cooking
• mexican food
• triathlon
• running
• traveling
• hiking

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

A triathlon in the Kenyan savannah among wild phytons, elephants, buffalos and lions. I've never been so motivated to run.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Mexican food anyone? :) I love cooking and I love the food from my homecountry, so as long as I can fing the minimum ingredients where I am, I'd be delighted to make you a nice something.

Countries I’ve Visited

Belgium, Brazil, Costa Rica, Ecuador, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Guatemala, Ireland, Kenya, Mexico, Nicaragua, Northern Ireland, Norway, Panama, Spain, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Brazil, Ecuador, Ireland, Kenya, Mexico, United States