I am a simple and humble guy who loves to share my home, my knowledge, my cooking skills and my experiences with curious travelers. If you are keen to learn about my country, my city or even just get to know me, don’t hesitate to ask – I am always happy to share!

I was born and raised in Marrakech and consider myself a true local, so I can offer insights and tips that may make your stay even more special. While I am currently busy building my own business and often abroad, I am never far away and will always do my best to welcome you, share what I can and have a great time together.

I look forward to meeting you – don’t hesitate to reach out!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

As much as I love to travel myself, I'm working on my life here and now and it's therefore easier to simply invite the world to my home if I can't go around exploring it myself atm. I don't want my English to get rusty and it's a nice escape to have to chat or share a meal with someone who has different topics, different lifestyle, routine and view on anything we end up talking about.

Interests

• culture
• music
• business
• phylosophy
• travelling around the world

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I know how being married and unmarried looks like

Teach, Learn, Share

I can teach you how to prepare a tagine dish, how to make a Moroccan Whiskey, and how to navigate through Marrakesh.
In exchange, I'm curious to try what my guest suggests when it comes to food, activities, and topics, and of course, if my time and social battery allows it. Having someone to chat in English with is already a great form of exchange I'll be getting in return!

What I Can Share with Hosts

My guests will have a comfortable sofa with plenty of cushions to choose from. They will be free to come and go as they please as there is a spare key. They will have the experience of tasting a tagine and learning how to cook it themselves, they will be able to try Moroccan whiskey (a blend of green tea and mint), and they will enjoy the way we pour Moroccan whiskey into the glass (wait and see) : )
I am here to answer any questions or concerns, but I ask that you respect a few house rules including some request to avoid walking on the carpet in the living room with your shoes on. So this is the part of the house where shoes should be taken off.

Countries I’ve Visited

Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Turkey

Countries I’ve Lived In

Morocco