Hospitality Exchange for Women in Bordeaux
Marion
Bordeaux
Can host for:
4 days
About me
Hello, fellow lady travellers! I'm Marion, and I'm originally from Bordeaux but I've only moved back here a few years ago. I work in graphic design at the moment, though I'm always looking for opportunities in other creative jobs! I loveee travelling to bigger cities, and then also to more remote areas to go on hikes. Travelling alone is something I enjoy, it's not the same experience as travelling with friends and it really allows to meet lots of wonderful people, and live like a local. :)
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Mimose
Bordeaux
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hello, My name is Mimose and I'm interested in art, cinema, dancing, science, nature and live music
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Méline
Bordeaux
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi!, I'm Méline and I'm interested in art, books, live music and solo travel ! I am doing a last minute road trip and want to meet new people and new cities :)
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Isadora
Bordeaux
Can host for:
1 day
About me
Surf, musique, nature, toujours okay pour partir à l’aventure :)
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Justine
Bordeaux
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi, I'm Justine. I live in Bordeaux (France). I will be traveling to Amsterdam from April 3 to 7. I like meet new people so I would be happy to meet new people for walking in the city and discover Amsterdam. Also, I am searching an host for 3 nights (April 3, 4 and 5) so let me know if it's possible for you 😊
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Sacha
Bordeaux
Can host for:
7 days
About me
Hey! I am Sacha, 19 years old, nursering student, and in love with discovery ! One of my goal in my life is to travel as free as possible.
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Esther
Bordeaux
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Salut! 🌸 I’m Esther! A Taiwanese girl studying fine arts in Bordeaux. I really enjoy making new friends with everybody. I also cook a lot when staying home. If you’re also passionate about cuisines and open to enjoy exotic foods, I think we can have a really fun time!
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Romane
Bordeaux
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi!
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Melyssa
Bordeaux
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi, I'm Melyssa and I'm interested in animals, backpacking, events & social, food & cuisine, photography and fashion
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Marion
About Me
Hello, fellow lady travellers! I'm Marion, and I'm originally from Bordeaux but I've only moved back here a few years ago. I work in graphic design at the moment, though I'm always looking for opportunities in other creative jobs! I loveee travelling to bigger cities, and then also to more remote areas to go on hikes. Travelling alone is something I enjoy, it's not the same experience as travelling with friends and it really allows to meet lots of wonderful people, and live like a local. :)
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Charlotte
About Me
I'm an adventurous and curious person. I love traveling, hiking, meeting people... I also enjoy spending time in the nature, admiring beautiful landscapes. I'm french but I speak English and Spanish. I hope to meet here people to talk about experiences, travel projects, other cultures...
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Is Bordeaux worth visiting?
Denise
United States
Couple travel
Gorgeous city, like Paris but less stressful. Much more laid back city. Highly recommend where we stayed: Maison la Course, small boutique hotel with daily breakfast included (served on porcelain, crystal & silver), massages in house, lovely all female staff at the time we were there. To see: Monuments & Neighborhoods to See: Palais Gallien: Ruined 3rd century amphitheater from Roman city Burdigala Place de la Victoire: walk up Rue Sainte-Catherine, (detour east to le Musée d'Aquitaine, la Grosse Cloche - 15th century, bell 1775), (detour west to Cathédrale Saint-André, Place Gambetta & Porte Dijeaux), all the way north to le Grand Theatre (detour west to Notre Dame de Bordeaux, 11th century) Old Bordeaux: (15th century buildings) Porte Cailhau, Place de la Bourse, Basilica & Spire Saint-Michel (built 14-16th centuries), Place Saint-Pierre, Place du Palais, Pont de Pierre Chartrons: Rue Notre Dame (upscale street with antique shops, pastries, cafés), Église Saint-Louis des Chartrons (1880), Boulangerie “Au Pétrin Moissagais” (1785), Musée du Vin et du Négoce Jardin Public/ Quinconces: Monument aux Girondins Bacalan: La Cité du Vin
Posted: August 21, 2024Experienced: February, 2024Solo travel
I loved Bordeaux, I went on a wine tour and took a train to the sea. I also went on a bicycle tour. Bordeaux is 100% pedestrian friendly and it's beautiful.
Posted: June 30, 2022Hospitality Exchange in France
