My little guesthouse is also my home. I moved here a little over a year ago, and desided to turn the house into a home also for travelers who need a place to stay. If you are looking for an authentic experience, this is the place for you. My house is like any other house in Minca, so when you live here you live like the locals.

My grandfather built this house a long time ago, but he never finished it.

My family moved away to another city because of the situation in Minca at the time, and some locals rented the house at a cheep price for some years.

After living in the states for nine years, I started thinking about this house. I called around asking my family what they wanted to do with it. No one seemed interrested in keeping it, so I said I was interrested.

The difference between my place and other places to stay in Minca, is that my place is not a hostel. It is a home that we can share together. If you have any questions about Minca's history or this house's history I will be happy to tell you what I know.

Welcome!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I'm here to offer accommodation as part of the exchange.

Interests

• culture
• traveling
• music
• mountains
• food
• dance
• hostel
• sunsets and sunrises

Music, Movies, and Books

Salsa, merengue, reggaeton, bachata, champeta, cumbia, rock, reggae, soul, funky music.

Teach, Learn, Share

I share accommodation, I can teach spanish and salsa dancing, and I want to learn more about hosting, relationships and lifetyles

What I Can Share with Hosts

This would be a great question for a couchsurfing traveler to ask themselves before writing a request to stay with a local... I see Couch surfing as a social exchange tool in which you bring something with the understanding that hosts are sharing their space and basic resources.

Countries I’ve Visited

Costa Rica, El Salvador, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Colombia, United States