Casa Robino

First of all, we're a bit confused about the above question but what we were trying to say is that we do not eat our fellow creatures of the earth, do not support the murder and consumption of said creatures, and would never under any circumstances bring a dead animal into the house, unless it was merely on the verge of death and we thought there was a chance of saving it. Why do we want to stay in the casa? We do not travel to complete some prideful checklist of borders crossed, or to fulfill some status quo of a well rounded 'well travelled' individual. We travel because we are endlessly fascinated by all that the world has to offer. By our own relative insignificance and also significance to the world and the people in it. We have so much passion and curiosity bursting forth, it seems a shame to waste it in an uninspired hostel. As couchsurfers, we are familiar with the exchange of two strangers as guest and host, but casa robino evolves this idea of give take and share so much further. We can't wait to be a part of it.