Hospitality Exchange for Women in Sydney
Charlotte
Sydney
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hey there! My name is Charlotte and I love art, yoga, beach, sunshine and dance. I have a business supporting people in discovering their authentic self expression and so these are core values of mine, supporting others and living life authentically. I believe in and know the joy this can really bring to life!
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Jeanella
Sydney
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Jeanella, Dutch but living in Sydney for 4 years now, ESL teacher, 35 years old, solo traveler, 35 years old.
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Mika
Sydney
Can host for:
3 days
About me
what: I can host / looking for friends! who: me ☀️ where: Sydney, Australia when: anytime 😊 Hey yo! I am very new to Sydney as I’ve just moved here for my Master’s. I’m super keen to meet some people and make some connections during my time in Australia and I thought Couchsurfing might be the way to go! I’m renting a flat out on my own therefore eager to help out if anyone needs a place to stay 🙌 I’d be happy to explore the city together and/or go for some outdoor adventures! 🏄♀️ I’m from Poland originally but I’ve spent the last 4 years living in the uk. Currently a student at the Uni of Sydney! ☀️
Elena
Sydney
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I am a graduate translational neuroscience student at the University of New South Wales, Sydney. I am looking to share / swap / house or pet sitting accomodation while travelling. I enjoy many hobbies and interests and like a simple life.
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Sharleen
Sydney
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi. We are mother and daughter who are travelling together and would love to make new friends and explore new places
Ellen
Sydney
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi I’m an Australian artist and previously studied anthropology:) I love learning about local cultures and how people envision the changes they want to see in the world and would love to hear yours:)
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Lucy
Sydney
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hellooo. I’m an open minded, respectful and curious human who is keen to go on more adventures. I haven’t travelled a lot but am really committed to changing that this year. Im an introvert but love to meet new people and have a great network of women/ friends in Sydney. I love a party on the weekends but live an active and professional lifestyle. All about balance. Im also vegan, queer and have a super cuddly cat.
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Ashleigh
Sydney
Can host for:
7 days
About me
Hi I’m Ashleigh, I have been travelling around Europe for the past 6 weeks solo. I am Australian through and through and have loved meeting new people and hearing their life stories. I am still travelling until my 90 days in the shenanigan zone run out before I have to go home. I’m quite extraverted and love to chat over food and wine. I am quite a good cook. I have some crazy stories I would love to share and a lot I have learnt about solo travelling that I would love to share if you’re interested. I love to read, the sun, talking to people and taking in the small things.
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Justine
About Me
I'm a student in France and I took a gap year. I started by visiting my brother who lives in Bali, and then I went off on my own to Australia. My aim was to improve my English, meet new people and explore a vast and beautiful country. I love nature, which is why I decided to start in Darwin. I love animals and I'm sporty !
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Carol
About Me
Hi! I'm Carol, a Spanish expat living in Sydney. I'm all about adventure and soaking up the sunshine. My mornings are fueled by coffee and a love for pastries. With my background in hospitality, I can recommend the best spots for brekkie and beyond. While I've traded party nights for quieter times, I still enjoy celebrating life's moments!
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Is Sydney safe to travel?
Based on 11 experiences
Solo travel
Sydney is such a fabulous city. The people are so kind and i love that the blue mountains are so close by and a great place to hike. I also always felt safe! The night life is quite big and getting to see an opera in the sydney opera house is a must
Posted: June 16, 2024Experienced: April, 2019Solo travel
Bit of a boring city tbh but felt safe and was cool to see the opera house. Think it just lacked the personality of Melbourne and other aussie beach towns. Would reccomend bondi beach, Melbourne or magnetic island over sydney
Posted: March 14, 2024Experienced: August, 2018Upcoming visitors to Sydney
Kerstin
About Me
I currently still live in Nuremberg. I'm preparing for my work and travel time. this begins on July 2nd, 2025 and starts in Iceland. I'm really looking forward to it and hope for some inspiration. I am interested in local people when I travel.
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Holly
About Me
City London desk worker, recently turned 30 with a love for seeing the world.
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Is Sydney worth visiting?
Overall rating
based on 11 experiences
Syaza
Malaysia
Solo travel
I went to Sydney for about a week to join a workshop. Whenever I go to a new country, I tend to go to places where it's specific for a certain personal purpose even if it's not a popular touristy place. To see something that I've had on my wishlist. For example when I was in Sydney for this trip, I took the train to a small suburb to see a mosque that I have been learning about for a couple of years before I even knew I'd be in Sydney one day. I also love to literally walk around a lot (because it's free!) :D
Posted: August 30, 2024Experienced: February, 2023Solo travel
I loved the museums, specially the contemporary art museum. It rained all week I was there so I couldn't go really do any activities like hiking or visiting any of the nearby beaches. The city was nice and there was a lot to do, I specially recommend doing the guided tour to the opera house. I definitely DO NOT recommend the hostel I stayed in, Venus Central hostel. It's a all female hostel, where you have ONE table and FOUR chairs alone for everybody there, there are cameras everywhere and signs everywhere about how they're watching and will fine you ridiculous amounts of money if you do "x" thing. There is also no reception or people you can actually talk to face to face if you have a problem or if you want to leave your bags a bit before or after check in. Honestly go to any other hostel.
Posted: June 8, 2024Experienced: May, 2024Hospitality Exchange in Australia
