Hola! Que tal?
I'm 30, based in Rotterdam, and would like to find a language partner to get confident with my Dutch!! I took an A2 language course, but language textbooks are not my thing! I've always been a language nerd and I wanna be more fluid speaking Dutch. I can teach you Spanish, Catalan as a native.
Let me know if you'd like to go to a cafe to speak Dutch and also practice your Spanish or Catalan ☕️💫
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Hi everyone,
I'm a 30-years-old female going through one of these moments in life where things get a bit shaky: long relationship ended, moved to another country and did not fully settle in after 1.5 y, and carrying things that need to be sorted to feel better soon. Maybe some of you can relate... This is why, I would like to do a solo trip to Ireland - a place that I adore for its lovely people, culture and stunning landscape.
I'm an enthusiastic, experienced hiker, and I would really appreciate your advice on whether you would recommend hiking the wild atlantic way between Galway and Derry to someone like me: female travelling solo but keen on meeting new (friendly) people along the way, also interested in discovering more "urban" areas apart from nature (a few pubs would be nice ;)), and have approximately 1.5 weeks to travel. I especially like this route among others that I have seen (the Ireland way) because it feels a bit wilder, and quieter.
After a frenetic period, I feel ready for this little adventure. My goal is to try to connect with myself, and meet new, friendly people along the way. Would you recommend this route? Or other similar ones? Do you think that it is safe for a young female? Are there must-see visits that you would recommend along the way?
Thank you very much in advance for your advice!
Slán go fóill! 😊
Hi everyone,
I'm a 30-years old female going through one of these moments in life where things get a bit shaky: long relationship ended, moved to another country and did not fully settle in after 1.5y, and carrying things that need to be sorted to feel better soon. Maybe some of you can relate... This is why, I would like to do a solo trip to Ireland - a place that I adore for its lovely people, culture and stunning landscape.
I'm an enthusiastic, experienced hiker, and I would really appreciate your advice on whether you would recommend hiking the Wild Atlantic Way between Galway and Derry to someone like me: female travelling solo but keen on meeting new (friendly) people along the way, also interested in discovering more "urban" areas apart from nature (a few pubs in the way would be nice ;) ), and have approximately 1.5 weeks to travel. I especially like this route among others that I have seen (the Ireland way) because it feels a bit wilder, and quieter.
After a frenetic period, I feel ready for this little adventure. My goal is to try to connect with myself, and meet new, friendly people along the way. Would you recommend this route? Or other similar ones? Do you think that it is safe for a young female? Are there must-see visits that you would recommend along the way?
Thank you very much in advance for your advice!
Slán go fóill! ☺️