Hey there! 👋
I’m a code developer by day, adventure-seeker by… well, also by day (and night, whenever possible). I’ve always been curious about how things work — whether it’s a tricky line of code or a weird local dish I can’t pronounce. That curiosity led me into tech, where I get to solve problems, build cool stuff, and occasionally feel like a wizard when things actually work.

But let’s be real — my true love is travel. Nothing beats landing in a new place, getting completely lost (on purpose), and soaking in the culture, chaos, and charm of somewhere I’ve never been. I believe the best way to grow is by stepping out of your comfort zone — and ideally into a local food market.

Speaking of food — I’m very serious about eating. I love tasting local dishes, wandering markets, trying mystery street snacks, and pretending I know how to cook them later. If you ever need a buddy for a food mission, I’m your guy.

When I’m not eating or coding, I’m probably outside. I’m into hiking, camping, hammocking at golden hour, skiing badly, and swimming every chance I get. Nature keeps me sane, inspired, and sunburned.

In short: I’m a curious, easygoing guy who loves stories, shared meals, random conversations, and seeing the world through other people’s eyes. I’m always up for learning something new — and Couchsurfing has been one of the most awesome ways to do just that.

Looking forward to meeting you — and hopefully sharing laughs, meals, or a hammock sunset somewhere along the way 🌍🌄

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I’m here to meet awesome humans, swap stories, and maybe steal a secret family recipe or two. Hotels are boring — I’d rather crash with locals, share laughs, and see the real side of a city (bonus points if there's food involved). Couchsurfing = good vibes, new friends, and the kind of adventures Google Maps can’t plan.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I’ve had a few unforgettable run-ins with bears — apparently, I’m on their “must-visit” list. Once, while camping by a mountain lake, a curious bear decided my tent was the place to be and came sniffing around like I was the main course. Spoiler: I survived, mostly by pretending to be really boring.

Another time, during a mountain bike ride, I spotted a bear from afar. We locked eyes for a second — me wondering if it wanted to race, the bear probably just confused about why I was shouting at a bike.

The most memorable was a camping trip that ended with me sleeping in the trunk of my car because a bear was hanging out too close for comfort. Let’s just say, cozy sleeping bags lost to car trunks that night.

And then, there were the little moments — quick glimpses of bears in the wild that reminded me I’m sharing their playground. Safe? Sometimes. Thrilling? Always. Worth it? Absolutely.

Countries I’ve Visited

Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Montenegro, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey, Vatican City State

Countries I’ve Lived In

Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia