Safe Couches for Women Surfing in Armenia
Heghine
Yerevan
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I am Heghine, education expert for over 25 years, mom to one son, who is leaving to study in Switzerland in August. I want to travel to Europe often to visit him, and travel by myself around world. Would love to be a host when I am back home in Yerevan.
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Narine
Gyumri
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi there, I am Narine , a doll maker who likes languages, meeting new people, traveling.
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Lily
Yerevan
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi I’m Lily, from Yerevan, I love traveling and meeting new people. At the moment i live alone and can accommodate travelers from time to time.
Taline
Yerevan
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I'm a French Armenian video journalist always travelling around :) I love to meet new people but also know how to respect your space 🌺✨
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Sveta
About Me
My name is Sveta (some slavic cool name xoxo) and I’m from Armenia. I’m Literature student at BSU. I’m planning my first travels and would like to find some cool girlies to join me🤍 We can talk about whatever you want as I’m understanding, tolerant and respectful.
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Sona
About Me
Hello, I'm Sona and I'm from Yerevan. I love to talk with people about history, culture etc... and I am always glad to guide/give an advice to our tourists ladies)
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Is Armenia worth visiting?
Based on 17 experiences
Yerevan, Group travel
A 100% perfect trip to the Yerevan, Armenia 🇦🇲. It was group trip, we met 2 weeks before it on the group in telegram for students. We decided to go to the Yerevan because we are W&T participants and visa is our necessity. So we get our visas and spend great time together 🌹🍷
Posted: March 16, 2025
Suhaila
Egypt
Armenia, Solo travel
I felt completely safe and absolutely loved the country—it’s stunning! I took a day trip to Tatev, where I rode the world’s longest cable car (a Guinness World Record holder), and the views were absolutely breathtaking. I thought the long drive from Yerevan would be exhausting, but it was 100% worth it—one of the best trips I’ve ever taken. As for Yerevan, it’s a fantastic city to explore on foot. Everything essential is within walking distance, and I discovered so many amazing spots just by wandering around. Some of my favorites include: - 404F – Incredible coffee - Sergio Boutique – High-end fashion at surprisingly low prices - Cafesjian – Amazing food - MOV – Recommended by a friend (didn’t get to try it myself) - Pablo – A club/restaurant with a great vibe - Aperitivo – Another must-visit spot I really enjoyed - A local bakery run by the sweetest woman – I don’t remember the name, but I can send the location! Feel free to DM me. Before you leave, make sure to buy some tea from Chaicoff! They have incredible blends infused with natural herbs, black, and green tea—it’s truly something special. I regret not stocking up! Overall, Armenia is a beautiful, safe country with friendly locals. Just keep in mind that very few people speak English, so a little patience goes a long way!
Posted: January 31, 2025Upcoming visitors to Armenia
Steinunn
About Me
An Icelandic girl living in Reykjavik, created the app for my own travels but am now realising I can use it to meet traveler’s in Iceland. Quite busy working and studying in life but am open to meeting up for drinks or giving advice
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Hospitality Exchange in Armenia
