Hi!

I’ve been living in my campervan around Quebec for three years, fully immersed in the joy of slow travel. I love connecting with people and find great satisfaction in forming meaningful relationships.

Almost a year now that Elisa joined me on a big trip across Canada from East to West. We met in Montreal, and it didn’t take her long to jump into the adventure! With all her positivity and funny faces, I sometimes even forget she’s from France… until we try to speak “French” to each other lol

We are slowly making our way to Vancouver Island—no rush, no deadline. We stop to work, volunteer, or just enjoy new places along the way.

We both love hiking, skiing, and anything outdoors (chilling as well), which makes the West Coast our dream destination.

We’d be happy to share stories, cook a meal, or just enjoy good company. Hopefully we’ll meet on the road! :)

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Life is an adventure, and I embrace it with optimism and positivity. Being part of a community like Couchsurfing truly resonates with my approach to travel. It aligns perfectly with my desire to connect with people on a deeper level, beyond the usual tourist experience. Through Couchsurfing, I have the chance to meet locals who share their unique perspectives, stories, and aspirations, enriching my journey in ways I could never plan.

The exchange of experiences is at the heart of what makes travel so meaningful to me. Whether it’s sharing a meal, exploring hidden gems, or simply engaging in heartfelt conversations, these interactions create memories that last a lifetime. It’s not just about the places I visit but the bonds I form along the way, which inspire me to continue exploring with an open heart and mind.

Couchsurfing isn’t just a way to find a place to stay—it’s a way to build connections, foster cultural exchange, and embrace the true spirit of community while traveling.

Interests

• cooking
• camping
• skiing
• sports
• trekking
• skitouring
• vanlife
• slowtravel