Meet and Stay with Local Women in Skopje

Ines

Ines

Skopje

Can host for:

3 days

About me

Hi. My name is Ines. I'm 38 years old. I live already twenty years in Skopje. I am working from home most of the time I'm spending at home. When I have time to travel, I usually go, on a couple of days to different places. Up until now, I haven't traveled alone outside my country, but I like like to do so at some point. I usually go on vacation with a lot of my friends. I have adopted two cats, two years ago, so now I'm kind of spending more time at home. For my daily activities, they usually are revolving around my career and upgrading. I am a pisces if it matters, so i am an artistic soul. I like music, museums and history

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eli

eli

Skopje

Can host for:

3 days

About me

heyy my name is elii and im from north macedonia in the balkans i love love love to travel and meeting people im also vegan i am a photographer mostly concert photographer

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Elena

Elena

Skopje

Can host for:

3 days

About me

Hello! I am living in Macedonia and I want to start travelling more and connect with locals! I am an easy going person and fun to be around 😄 My hobbies are mainly doing yoga, and reading, and i love travelling also.

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Eliza

Eliza

Skopje

Can host for:

3 days

About me

just a normal person, feeling all the feelings this world could offer, always learning from people, from experiences, from new places, may sound very serious but im up for any fun and experience

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Dilge

Dilge

North Macedonia

Solo travel

First of all, I have to say that it is a very cute little Balkan city. I went to the Chinese restaurant and the ambiance and food were very nice. There is a bridge that divides the country into two parts. On one side, there are sidewalks from the Ottoman period. The part of the city we call the old town is where you can see many Turkish restaurants and cafes. Of course, you can also see many traces from the Ottoman period. The other part is in a completely European order, as if there are two...

Posted: April 1, 2024Experienced: March, 2024
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