Safe Couches for Women Surfing in Iceland
Carmen
Iceland
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hi! My name is Carmen. I consider myself like a kind, curious, and friendly person. I love long strolls, dancing, cooking and meeting new people. I am eager to host other females in my place. (It is a student residence but it is ok to host people for a few days).
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Cath
Iceland
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I’m Catherine, a girl from Mexico living in Iceland and working as a chef. I love everything about food, art, running, and adventure.
Eva
Reykjavík
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi I am Eva, I am 50 years old and a single mom. I love animals and nature. I like to travel and meet new people, see new cities and learn about new cultures.
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Zuzanna
Reykjavík
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi 🦋 My name is Zuzanna, I’m a graphic designer who’s passions include photography, poetry and travel. I live and work in Reykjavík, Iceland.
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Ana
About Me
I'm Ana, a Portuguese lady living in Iceland for the past years. I'm on a travel journey as a digital nomad for 6 months. I'll be working remotely, so having access to good Internet on weekdays is important. Destinations in Europe: Sept to Dec Destinations outside Europe: Jan to Feb Looking forward to meeting like-minded women who love traveling, living life, building meaningful connections, create good memories 😊 if you wanna connect and plan something together somewhere send me a line 😁 All the best and safe travels!
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Arnrún
About Me
Hi my name is Arnrún and I'm from Iceland. I'm traveling around world and I like to meet knew people 😊
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Is Iceland worth visiting?
Based on 56 experiences
Rachelle
Canada
Iceland, Solo travel
I absolutely adored Iceland, and I’m already planning to go back. I rented a car and drove around the ring road in 7 days, staying and hostels and guesthouses along the way. I felt completely safe travelling solo. In fact, I met many people from all over the world who were quite friendly. Locals were polite but not overly friendly unless you befriended them with a good chat or coffee. The food is quite expensive—I only ate out twice and bought items from grocery stores for the majority of my trip. I recommend finding accommodations where breakfast is included, if possible. The geographical and geological variety of this place is spectacular—you can drive down the main highway and find something breathtaking almost ever 5-15 minutes! A lot of beauty is right along the main road, but you can also take the F-roads for more untouched nature, but be sure to rent a 4x4 or AWD vehicle for these purposes. Volcanoes, lava fields, waterfalls, ice caves, black sand beaches, geysers, natural hot springs, basalt columns, fjords, lagoons and icebergs—the list goes on and on. I can’t wait to return!
Posted: January 3, 2025
Maria
Cyprus
Akureyri, Solo travel
I recommend whale watching on a floater, taking the Diamond Circle tour, and rafting on the nearby Whitewater River. My hostel overlooked a lively street with hot dog stands (overpriced), a bakery (worth a visit), and other food shops. I stayed in a capsule bed that allowed privacy.
Posted: December 30, 2024Upcoming visitors to Iceland
Anna
About Me
I am an architect living in Milan since 2014. I have an extra bedroom whit private bathroom in my apartment a i would be glad to meet new people.
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Rebecca
About Me
I’m a queer 30-something creative, trying to find her spark again in the mist of trying to become a mother, be a good life partner, and a successful entrepreneur. Life is messy, let’s enjoy it.
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