Stopped CS for a while as I was almost never home and busy seeing friends I made through the CS community in Lausanne.
Now back on track hopefully meeting some nice people in new destinations.
Whenever I had Couchsurfers, I found it important not to feel "used" as a cheap accommodation alternative, but to engage, interact and exchange with people. I love different cultures and especially food because I believe that the cuisine of a country is an important pillar of society.
It doesn't mean that you have to share all the time during your stay, but instead of having a stranger around you it would be so much nicer having a nice company.
This is what I expect from a traveler and what I would like to share with a host.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Connecting with people, cultures, to exchange stories and broaden horizons.

Interests

Soooo many! Sports became one of them (badminton, running, kitesurfing, snowboarding, yoga and trying new stuff), I dance lindy hop, I love horseback riding, poetry slams and can get excited about almost everything. At the moment, Yoga became a key thing in my life, still learning. Same for kitesurfing. I dream to become an instructor one day and with my current changes in professional live, I hope to get closer to this target soon. :)

• poetry
• dancing
• running
• equestrian
• snowboarding
• sports
• track and field
• badminton

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Moving out from my parent's house when I was 18, followed by learning French in Uzès and never coming back till now.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Fun stories from my time abroad

Countries I’ve Visited

Belgium, France, Germany, Switzerland

Countries I’ve Lived In

Belgium, France, Germany, Switzerland