Safe Couches for Women Surfing in Montevideo
Gabriela
Montevideo
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hello! My name is Gabriela, i write and study art. Im easygoing and respectful. I love nature, reading, learning almost everything, drawing, playing piano and cooking. Im new here :) If you need more references you can look at my instagram: @marzo_de_abril Im traveling with my friend Jeanne, she also writes and she is a psychologist too. Hope to meet you!
Speaking
Sofía
Montevideo
Can host for:
3 days
About me
My name is Sofia, I’m 22, I speak Spanish, English and a bit of Portuguese and Italian.
Speaking
Romi
Montevideo
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! I’m Romi, an adventurous traveler who likes to be on the move and discovering new places all the time. I’m actually in my home town for a few months and would love share with people from all over the world, exchange experiences, have a coffee or a beer and meet new friends !
Speaking
Make friends while traveling solo
Get the Travel Ladies app to meet other women, find travel buddies and stay with locals for free through hospitality exchange.
Meet locals in Montevideo
Romina
About Me
Hey there! I’m Romi. I’m 33, live with my cat Eme. Studied social work and sex education. I have multiple jobs but still find the time for me and social activities. I’m a fan of yoga and currently trying with calistenia exercises. Ooh I also love nails, I’m kind of a manicurist, or at least trying to. I love meeting new people, languages and cultures, never get bored of listening and sharing experiences, coffee or wine and long talks are one of my favorites activities. Activities outdoors I definitely enjoy, getting to know new places to eat, walking at the rambla, and of course going to the beach.
Speaking
Agustina
About Me
Hi I’m Agustina not Augustine as some customers usually call me haha Born 26 years ago 🫶 An Uruguayan girl who loves to travel but generally with smaller budget than I wish 😅
Is Montevideo worth visiting?
Clémence
Spain
Solo travel
Montevideo is a cute city, which city center really kept the vibes of the Spanish colonial architecture era. If you go there, try to check on a "Murga" or a "Candombe" show, both are really worth it! I felt extremely safe there
Posted: February 26, 2025Experienced: February, 2025Solo travel
I went alone for a weekend to Montevideo from Buenos Aires and it was wonderful. It's a very peaceful city. I visited a Sunday market, walked along the riverbank and drank mate. It was charming. And very easy, thanks to the use of the Buquebus ferry. I didn't feel unsafe at all.
Posted: May 1, 2023Hospitality Exchange in Uruguay
