Who says life has to be: study, get a good job, get married, go into debt for a house and a car, have kids, take 15 days of vacation per year and work hard just to call that a “good life”?
Yeah… not really my style 😄

Describing myself is tricky, but I’ll try: I’m pretty laid-back, with a strong “inner child” energy.
At first I might seem shy… but give me 20 minutes and you’ll probably wish I stayed quiet

I’m friendly, easy-going and open-minded. Also curious… and professionally lazy.
My mood depends on how I wake up — if it’s the wrong side of the bed, just give me coffee and space

I’m basically a walking contradiction:
– I live on the coast, love the beach… but don’t like fish
– I love adventures… but I’m often too lazy to start them
– I enjoy the outdoors… but somehow end up indoors
– I LOVE traveling… but hate packing and leaving — and once I go, I don’t want to come back

I’ve seen thousands of profiles here where people say they’re amazing cooks.
I’m not. At all.
But I am extremely talented at eating — so if you cook, we already make a great team

I’m a typical Dalmatian — our motto is:
“Don’t do today what you can do tomorrow.”
(Still following it very seriously.)

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I really enjoy meeting new people and making new friendships — especially the kind where you start as strangers and end up laughing like you’ve known each other for years.

For me, Couchsurfing is not just about a place to stay, it’s about connection. I love the idea of sharing stories, cultures, random thoughts, and maybe a beer (or two) while talking about life, travel, and everything in between. It’s one of the best ways to see a place through local eyes — much better than just following Google Maps all day.

It also fits perfectly with my personality. Since I’m curious, this is a great way to learn new things without opening a book. I like hearing how other people live, what motivates them, what their everyday life looks like — and of course, sharing mine too.

I’m definitely not here for a free stay. If I just want silence, sun, and the sea, I’ll book an Airbnb without thinking twice.
Here, I’m looking for something more real — meeting locals when I travel, or hosting people who come to my country and showing them a bit of my world.

I enjoy simple things: good conversations, spontaneous plans (once I overcome my laziness), exploring new places, or just chilling and doing nothing — very Dalmatian style.

So if you’re open-minded, relaxed, and don’t mind a bit of humor and randomness, we’ll probably get along just fine 😄

Interests

• wine
• beer
• running
• traveling
• cycling
• sports
• beaches
• nature
• sleeping
• eat

Countries I’ve Visited

Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Vatican City State

Countries I’ve Lived In

Croatia