Right now I'm out traveling for six/seven months with my wonderful girlfriend Sara. I really appreciate good conversations with people from other countries and cultures about their country and culture. Couchsurfing gives you the opportunity to easily get in touch with people who are friendly, full of knowledge, had a lot of experience with traveling and people out on adventures. I don't think anyone on couchsurfing don't want to meet people, host them and learn a new thing or two - a great experience both for hosts and surfers!

THE JOURNEY:
Our route will at the moment look something like this*:
Have been:
Nepal
Malaysia
Australia
New Zealand

Where we are now:
Indonesia, Southern Lombok

Going to:
Sri Lanka
Namibia
Rwanda
Tanzania

*we don't have any dates (arrival/departure) at the moment.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Like I said, it's a genius concept that makes it easier for people who want to share different experiences from life and cultures with each other to meet.

Interests

Books, cultures, languages, snowboarding, people, views/sceneries, skateboard, cooking, surfing and make people laugh.

• culture
• books
• cooking
• traveling
• socializing
• surfing
• snowboarding
• skateboarding
• languages
• volunteering

Music, Movies, and Books

Book: The color purple

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I worked volunteer for three years for an organization called Operation Dayswork. One of my absolute best experiences.

Teach, Learn, Share

I/we can teach our host all we know about our interests, our country and culture and also a lot of random fact that just pop up. We're traveling with surfboards, and we would reaaally like to learn more about it, also basic cultural knowledge and understanding. We will share stories (maybe tales?) from our journeys.

What I Can Share with Hosts

We will share everything that's possible for us to share (please mind our tight budget, thanks come again).

Countries I’ve Visited

Australia, Cyprus, Denmark, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Indonesia, Italy, Jordan, Malaysia, Nepal, New Zealand, Portugal, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Tanzania, Turkey

Countries I’ve Lived In

Norway