Since 2018, Couchsurfing has been more than just a platform for me—it has been a gateway to human connection, cultural exchange, and personal growth. Rooted in Tunisia and now living in Jordan with my Jordanian husband, our journey together is fueled by a shared passion for discovering the world and embracing its diversity.

We believe that travel is not merely movement across borders, but a profound journey within—an opportunity to enrich the soul, expand the mind, and build bridges of understanding between people. Meeting others from different walks of life has helped us sharpen our communication skills, broaden our perspectives, and reaffirm our belief in the beauty of shared humanity.

In a world that can often feel divided, we choose openness, kindness, and mutual respect. While we are always eager to host and connect, we respectfully host women only, in consideration of the cultural context of Jordan.

To everyone who has trusted and supported our Couchsurfing journey: thank you. Your presence and stories continue to inspire us. Together, we are not just travelers—we are citizens of the world, learning and growing, day by day.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

•To connect with kind souls around the world, share meaningful conversations, and celebrate the richness of our diverse cultures.
•For me, Couchsurfing is a way to turn the world into a home—one connection, one story, one friendship at a time
•I believe that every person we meet teaches us something new. Couchsurfing allows me to learn, grow, and give back through genuine cultural exchange.
•Travel is more than visiting places—it’s about meeting people. Couchsurfing helps me live that philosophy fully.
•I’m here to welcome the world into my life and to offer others a warm space filled with respect, curiosity, and shared humanity.

Music, Movies, and Books

Soolking, Maitre gims, stromae, Balti, Nordo , Samara, Nicky Jam, Indila

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I was exchange participant in turkey and it was a great experience

Countries I’ve Visited

France, Germany, Italy, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Jordan, Tunisia