I just love being where the air feels calm and the view reminds me to slow down. I don’t mind the rain or the clouds, as long as I get to breathe and just enjoy the moment.

I love slow mornings, quiet places, and moments that feel real. I travel not to impress, but to feel alive; to breathe, to wander, and to remember that joy can be as simple as sitting still and soaking in the view and expriencing life like locals. Simple things like this make me feel alive.

Emotionally stable, nurturing, and introspective.

Some of my best travel memories came from random late-night talks, shared meals, or just discovering things together with fellow travellers, strangers turned out friends.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I joined Couchsurfing not to travel cheaper, but to travel deeper.

I wanted to travel in a more meaningful way. I’m not really after the free stay, but more about meeting locals, sharing stories, and seeing a place through real people’s lives. It really restores your faith in people. It’s crazy how total strangers can feel like old friends after a few days. And honestly, it’s one of the best parts of traveling. As a woman traveler, it’s also nice to see how much kindness and respect there is out there. It also taught me that the world isn’t as scary as people make it sound.

For me, traveling isn’t just about sightseeing. It’s about connection.

Interests

Loves the outdoors—whether it’s camping under the stars, hiking new trails, chasing sunset and waves at the beach, or exploring on two wheels.

Always up for meeting people from different places and sharing stories over good views or good coffee.

• outdoor activities
• cycling
• hiking
• camping
• beaches
• mountains

What I Can Share with Hosts

What I offer is genuine connection. I’m respectful, tidy, and easygoing. I enjoy learning about how people live, helping however I can, and leaving good memories behind.

For me, Couchsurfing is about friendship, not just a place to sleep.

Countries I’ve Visited

Singapore, Viet Nam

Countries I’ve Lived In

Philippines