The first time we couchsurfed we stayed in a studenty type house with more nationalities than we were able to count [okay I can count: three French, two Germans, one Australian, a Malaysian, one Swiss girl, an American, a Swedish guy, two and a half Italians and one and a half English ladies (the halves come from our host who is half Italian and half English)].
We slept in tents and had a fantastic time meeting everyone.
Our second couchsurf was with the most incredible couple ever! They'd been to over 60 countries and were so inspirational!
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Couchsurfing is a fantastic way to see a country and I recommend it to everyone.
Advice
- Fill in your profile as much as possible
- Connect with people you think you will have things in common with
- Don't send out a generic email to everyone, this was our first mistake and everyone got annoyed - which I understand now, don't use people for their couches :)
ABOUTME
We overland. We eat plants and fungi. We live outside as much as possible. We are all connected. A female travel blogger overlanding and writing about ecotourism, ethical and sustainable travel, socially conscious travel and housesitting. An online travel magazine since 2015.
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