I’m Nazim — dentist by profession, music engineer by passion. I live in Cherchell, a quiet coastal city with Roman ruins, friendly people, and a rhythm far from the noise of big cities.

My days are about precision and care; my nights, about creativity and sound. When I’m not treating smiles, I’m working on mixing tracks for rap artists.

I enjoy hosting respectful travelers who are genuinely curious about Algeria, its people, and its hidden gems.

I’m not a party guy. I prefer deep conversations over coffee, quiet walks by the sea, or showing you how to eat couscous the real way.

Faith, family, and loyalty are core values for me. I appreciate people who carry themselves with honesty and self-respect.

If you’re a woman reading this — no, I’m not here to flirt or impress. I believe in genuine connections, good vibes, and mutual respect.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

To meet people who travel with heart — not just a checklist.

I host to offer something more human: a roof, a conversation, a local perspective.

Algeria is often misunderstood. I love helping others discover its real soul — far beyond the headlines.

Interests

• photography
• music
• guitar
• art
• cinema
• workout
• mixing

Music, Movies, and Books

Music production 🎧 (especially rap, but I’m open to all styles)

Deep conversations / psychology / human nature

Traditional Algerian food and Mediterranean cuisine

History, especially Roman and Islamic architecture

Fitness and personal discipline

Languages and cultural exchange

Anything that makes you grow as a person

Teach, Learn, Share

“Speak the truth, even if your voice shakes.”

“Discipline is choosing what you want most over what you want now.”

What I Can Share with Hosts

A clean, quiet place to stay (private or shared room, depending on time)

Real Algerian food or coffee if time allows

Local tips about Cherchell, Tipaza, and nearby areas

Honest conversations — and if you’re into music, a little studio tour

I don’t offer a party house, but I do offer safety, calm, and culture.

Countries I’ve Lived In

Algeria