I’m always ready for a good adventure and eager to learn more about the world and it’s incredible inhabitants. I’m also quite active and one would say “green”.
That’s why I decided to quit my job as a camerawoman and go out to see more of the world! I started last year in September, traveled already through 10 countries and crossed the Atlantic Ocean. By foot, bus, train and sailing. The first 3 months I did a project to fight for climate justice and walked almost 1.200 km. Now I’m looking forward to see more of the U.S.!
Of course I love to be a little bit lazy as well. Then I love to talk about the ongoings in the world and forget the time in a good conversation or just watch a good movie, the sunset or the many people walking through the streets.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I want to experience the places that I visit more from the inside. To meet people who can tell me some secret and hidden stories about their home cities and countries, about their culture and beliefs. That makes it possible for me to expand my horizon and get a more open mind.

Interests

• writing
• photography
• film making
• yoga
• socializing
• hiking
• sailing
• skateboarding
• sports
• historic sites
• mountains
• cinema
• trekking
• social justice
• learning new things
• outdoors
• audiobooks
• cafès
• climate justice

Music, Movies, and Books

Ohhhh that’s a big chapter I would love to discuss....:)

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Crossing the Atlantic with 5 guys on a sailboat.

Teach, Learn, Share

Yoga, Photography, Cinematography

What I Can Share with Hosts

I’m looking forward to share some funny stories and learn more about my future hosts and their countries and cultures! :) Always enjoying to share an open smile and a good talk about dreams, utopies, philosophies and the ongoings in the world.

Countries I’ve Visited

Austria, Bahamas, Botswana, Croatia, England, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Ireland, Italy, Morocco, Netherlands Antilles, Northern Ireland, Portugal, Scotland, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Germany