Béranger, Paris
It’s a nice problem to have – that of having so many acquaintances that it can begin to be hard to juggle them and find time…
Julian, Paris
Couchsurfing is really no different to the rest of life. It only seems “unusual” because society has imposed some sort of standard of interaction to strangers that…
Joss, Lyon
Travel broadens one’s horizons. It has the ability to open people’s eyes to things they may have never even considered feasible. It also challenges oneself to…
Pierre, Grenoble
We all know the saying – a picture tells a thousands words. I whole-heartedly agree but, unlike a book where the words are fixed and undisputed for…
Zeid, Avignon
If you’ve read this blog even just a few times you should have come to the realization that one of the reasons I enjoy Couchsurfing so…
Anthony, Aix-en-Provence
A few months back, I wrote a post about my previously held belief to Couchsurf with only locals, reasoning that they were the only ones that…
John, Perpignan
I don’t think I’ll ever forget that feeling. Of being on the train from Barcelona and finally crossing the border back into France, reading the signs…
A Review: Spain
What started out as an intended two or three week trip to get a taste for Spain turned into a six week voyage around the Iberian…
Olga, Barcelona
Go back five years ago and I was experiencing my first international travel in the province of Québec in Canada. Besides the excitement of a different…
Vicente & Gabrielle, Aldaia
After a long string of “traditional” Couchsurfing with strangers or not finding a host at all, Javier reminded me how fun it was to Couchsurf with…
Couch to couch 