Hospitality Exchange for Women in Catania
Gabriela
Catania
Can host for:
2 days
About me
I'm Gabi, i'm from Argentina but I live in Sicily since 2014. I love travelling, I used to be very active in couchsurfing as host and as a guest and organizing meetups from 2011 till 2019. I live with Diego, my 2 years old kid.
Simona
Catania
Can host for:
3 days
About me
medical student, love reading and travelling
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Nat
Catania
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hi there! I am Nat from Brooklyn NY and I am currently living in Italy and trying to get as much traveling as I can. I appreciate and love meeting new people and sharing experiences with different cultures. I have lived abroad for many years and I am also happy to host people in my area and share my home and town with them.
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Elvira
Catania
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! I’m an curious mind who is always in a search, for new adventures, new experiences, new people. Traveling is my passion and I love to make the experience even better with the people that I meet on the way:)
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Sarah
Catania
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I'm a fun, cheerful and sociable girl; i’m very respectful and i like adventure and discovering the world
Valeria
Catania
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi, I'm Valeria and I'm interested in animals, languages, nature, live music, nightlife, running, skiing, solo travel, trekking and technology
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Gabriela
About Me
I'm Gabi, i'm from Argentina but I live in Sicily since 2014. I love travelling, I used to be very active in couchsurfing as host and as a guest and organizing meetups from 2011 till 2019. I live with Diego, my 2 years old kid.
Maria
About Me
Hi! I am a remote worker and I love to travel and spend time abroad. I would like to find some travel buddy so we could share expenses, and experiences while keeping our own private time.
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Is Catania safe to travel?
Based on 5 experiences
Autumn
Malaysia
Solo travel
Catania is safe for female travelers, although the locals don’t speak English, they are very kind and helpful if you asks around. I have Google translate with me all the time :) The expenses are average as long as not going for luxury dining, I spent between €2 to €10 for a meal, about €100 for hotel with breakfast (shared with my travel buddies, so €25 per night) The transportation is convenient and the timetable is accurate, you can always refer to Google map to find the public transport schedule and prices. Catania town is pretty place to visit, if you would like to visit beaches, Giardini Naxos and Taormina is a good place to go, taking bus it costs €6 from CTA airport to GN and €7 to Taormina, prices are shown at the airport before you buy the bus ticket. The place is generally safe at night especially during summer, enjoy the visit!
Posted: May 21, 2024
Marija
Republic of Serbia
Group travel
Catania is only good because of Mount Etna. Two days in the city are enough, because it really serves as a starting point if you are in the south of the island. I didn't feel safe at all, even though there were three of us. Too many dark streets, even though we were ten minutes away from the center, unpleasant looks, really quite unsafe. What's great are the trains in Italy. 🤗 You can go anywhere and it's fast. Taormina nearby is worth seeing, Syracuse's old town is magical, and Palermo remains a wish for me, as I was only there for a day.
Posted: April 26, 2023Experienced: October, 2022Is Catania worth visiting?
Overall rating
based on 5 experiences
Solo travel
Catania was everything I hoped Italy would be ! The food was excellent, not extensive at all compared to northern Europe. The city is quite small si it is not overwhelming at all and you can really feel like you can take your time !
Posted: June 27, 2024
Karolina
Poland
Group travel
Catania is a fun place to visit, especially with a friend. In May they have a Corri Catania charity 5K run that’s only 5€ and you get a t-shirt and a bag. Also, the running path checks out all the best spots in the city. For restaurants, I recommend: - Al Vicolo (huge, amazing pizzas) - Savia (arrancini) - Don Peppinu (pistachio cannoli) Also, be sure to do an Etna tour nearby and see the Naxos beach, a great experience 😊
Posted: May 28, 2024Experienced: May, 2024Hospitality Exchange in Italy
