Hi! I’m living in Zug, Switzerland, a small but beautiful town between Zurich and Lucerne, surrounded by lakes and mountains.

I enjoy meeting people from different cultures and exchanging stories, perspectives, and everyday experiences — that’s what makes traveling (and hosting) special for me. I’d describe myself as open-minded, respectful, and easygoing. I value good conversations, humor, and mutual respect.

I travel quite a bit myself and appreciate hosts who make you feel comfortable without pressure — that’s exactly the kind of experience I aim to offer as well. Whether it’s sharing a coffee, going for a walk by the lake, or just chatting after a long day, I’m happy to connect at a natural pace.

I’m generally busy with work during the week, but I enjoy evenings and weekends when possible. I keep my place clean and appreciate the same from guests. More than anything, I’m here for human connection, not just a free place to stay.

If you’re relaxed, positive, and curious about the world, we’ll probably get along well 🙂

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I’m on Couchsurfing because I enjoy connecting with people in an open, respectful, and genuine way — beyond the usual tourist mindset. I value authenticity, ease, and being comfortable with oneself and others.

Whether it’s over a coffee, a walk, a meal, or a good conversation, I value openness, respect, and curiosity. For me, Couchsurfing is about cultural exchange, trust, and the kind of connections that make travel — and staying local — more human.

Interests

• fitness
• sauna
• traveling
• music
• outdoor activities
• nature
• naturism
• healthy lifestyle
• wellness
• open minded people
• body positivity

Music, Movies, and Books

My music taste is quite broad and mood-driven — from chill and electronic sounds to international pop and soulful tracks. I enjoy music that creates atmosphere, whether it’s for a relaxed evening at home or a walk by the lake.

When it comes to movies and series, I like a mix of well-made dramas, smart comedies, and films that explore human relationships, culture, or social themes. I’m less into blockbusters and more into stories with depth or character.

For books, I enjoy non-fiction related to personal growth, psychology, and society, as well as the occasional novel when I’m in the mood to slow down and disconnect.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Moved countries and built a life from scratch.
Leaving my comfort zone, adapting to a new culture, and creating a life I enjoy taught me resilience, openness, and appreciation for different ways of living.