Female Couch Surfing in Faro

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Engaging in couch surfing in Faro could be a delightful part of your Portuguese adventure. This form of communal accommodation allows you to create unique connections with both locals and fellow wanderers alike. Having your host share their insights about Faro offers an authentic glimpse of the city that standard travel guides might miss. Moreover, the cultural exchange that couch surfing brings extends beyond sightseeing - you could learn local recipes, hear captivating tales about Faro's history or even pick up some Portuguese phrases. The intimate, shared experience amplifies the rich tapestry of travel, ultimately enhancing your understanding of Faro's charm and lifestyle.

Dilara

Faro

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2 days

About me

Hi!, My name is Dilara and I'm interested in art, culture, fashion, health, languages, history, nature, nightlife, live music, photography, running, solo travel, swimming, technology, sunbathing, writing, education and dancing

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I am a solos female traveler from the Netherlands currently backpacking trough Mexico and Central America. I am a adventurous girl down to go surfing hiking, or just exploring new places!! I would love to meet some people allong the way!'

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Overall rating

3.4 /5

based on 7 experiences

Rating summary

Things to do

3.3/5

Safety

4.4/5

Food

3.7/5

Budget-friendly

3.6/5

Amy (33)

Belgium

Solo travel experience

Especially around the airport it is quite a man's world. Since occupations around the airport are mainly male orriented (taxi, car rental e.d.), it is crowded with men. You almost see no women. It is not necessarily unsafe tho, but something to keep in mind traveling late. (I landed in the late morning, I don't know what it is like in the evening or at night).

Posted: March 20, 2024Experienced: March, 2024

Things to do: 2/5Food: 3/5Budget-friendly: 3/5Safety: 3/5

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Nesma

Germany

Solo travel experience

Faro is a safe and cute town, I stayed at a guesthouse in the city center which was very nice and well equipped. There is also a a beach nearby. There are many restaurants, cafes and bars to explore and there are a couple of cute spots to see. I highly recommend that you visit “Capela dos Ossos de Faro (Bone Chapel)” if you’re in the area. The description on the maps states that “it’s a compact chapel built from the bones of Carmelite monks, featuring more than 1,000 skulls.” The ticket was only 2 Euros and it was very interesting! The town is small and you don’t need to stay for long and I got some insect bites during my first day in Faro so I recommend that you plan it as a short trip or a part of a trip and keep a bug repellent with you. :)

Posted: December 27, 2023

Things to do: 3/5Food: 4/5Budget-friendly: 3/5Safety: 5/5

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People are not very tourist friendly. It was too cold in the hostel and it's so difficult to go on foot with a baggage, causes roads are built in stones. I only liked a marine biologist who works in a "Alive" museum who was very nice explaining me everything over there, had interest and patience.

Posted: October 25, 2023Experienced: September, 2023

Things to do: 3/5Food: 3/5Budget-friendly: 3/5Safety: 5/5