Adventure guide, carpenter and volunteer in the field

My passion for travel has taken me so far to more than 25 countries, where I've explored some of the world's most beautiful natural environments. These experiences inspire every adventure I create.

My experience comes from adventures like, backpacking through Sri Lanka, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, south Africa and Morocco, just to name a few, where I spent much of my time exploring dense rainforests, searching for wildlife, and experiencing the unique cultures of each country.

I have also completed hikes in some of Europe's most breathtaking landscapes, including Croatia, the Dolomites in Italy, the Faroe islands, the forests of Sweden, and the mountains of Norway. These adventures have strengthened my passion for nature.

For the past five years, I have dedicated most of my time to exploring Liberia a country unlike any other.

With very little tourism, Liberia remains one of West Africa's last truly undiscovered destinations. Its untouched rainforests, rich wildlife, and welcoming communities offer an experience that few travelers ever have the opportunity to enjoy.

I made it my mission to discover Liberia's most extraordinary places, venture deep into its remote forests, and build genuine relationships with local communities. These experiences have given me a unique understanding of the country that goes far beyond the typical tourist route.

Today, I'm passionate about sharing the real Liberia with others—through authentic adventures, meaningful cultural experiences, and unforgettable encounters with nature.

Alongside spending my time exploring Liberia, I have also spent the past several years volunteering with the Mirjam organisation.

Through Mirjam, I have been responsible for all of our building projects — from the school for children, the four apartments for women in need, and our technical college for women. and many other small projects.

As a qualified carpenter with more than ten years of hands-on experience in construction, I have been able to contribute not only with the practical work, but also by helping plan and develop the different projects.

But one of the things that has been most important to me is sharing my knowledge with the local construction workers.

Every day I'm there on the job site working alongside local carpenters, bricklayers, and other craftsmen, I'm trying to teach them new techniques and help them improve their skills.

For me, the projects have never just been about building a school or a house.

It has also been about Sharing my knowledge — giving local workers new skills that they can continue to use long after we are gone.

Seeing the people I have worked alongside become more confident in their work and take pride in what they are able to build has been one of the most rewarding parts of the entire journey.