Travel with members like you

A circle brings members together around something they share: a way of travelling, a common expectation, a trust that goes without saying. Circles add no rules and cost nothing — they add a layer of recognition between members.

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Among women, in confidence

Women Travelers Circle

A circle for members who declare themselves women or non-binary. It lets you exchange first with other members of the circle, with whom travelling and hosting both feel safer. Joining is free and goes through an application.

  • Find homes offered by other members of the circle first
  • Filter your search to those homes, whenever you want
  • A badge on your listings, visible to the other members of the circle

By application — every one is read by a person on the team.

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Time enough to travel properly

Seniors’ circle

For those who no longer travel to the school calendar. Exchanges here are longer, often out of season, in quiet homes that are easy to get around and built for comfort. Open to all, no application needed.

  • Longer stays, often outside the school holidays
  • Quiet homes that are easy to get around, built for comfort
  • Exchanges with members who travel at your pace

Open to all — you tick it on your listing, no application.

A man working on his laptop at a wooden desk, beside a large window
Working from elsewhere, for real

Remote workers’ circle

For members who take their work with them. Homes here let you hold a video call without apologising for it: a fast connection, a real desk rather than a corner of the table, and room for two to work when that is what it takes. Open to all, no application needed.

  • Homes where you can work without setting up on a corner of the table
  • A connection that holds up in a video call
  • Stays of several weeks, between two contracts or in the middle of the season

Open to all — you tick it on your listing, no application.

Two children playing in the enclosed garden of a family home during a holiday exchange
Travel with the children, without packing the house

Families circle

For families who swap with other families. The homes here already have what children need — a spare bed, toys, somewhere to eat together, often a garden — and hosts who know what travelling with children takes. Open to all, no application.

Open to all — you tick it on your listing, no application.

A small black-and-white dog settled on a sofa covered with a striped throw, in front of a sunlit window
Your dog comes too

Pet owners circle

For members who travel with their pet, or who gladly welcome someone else’s. Homes here are used to animals: a dog or a cat is expected rather than merely tolerated. Open to all, no application.

Open to all — you tick it on your listing, no application.

How it works

1. You join a circle

By ticking a box for the open circles, or by applying for the women travellers’ circle. Free either way.

2. You choose your listings

Listing by listing, never automatically. You can offer just one home to the circle and keep the others out of it.

3. The badge appears

Members of the circle spot your home and can filter their search on it. Your listing stays visible to everyone, exactly as before.

Frequently asked questions

No. Circles are included in your subscription and add no fee. They change neither the prices nor the rules of the exchange.

No, and this matters: a circle only ever adds. Your listing stays in the general search exactly as before. The circle adds a badge and lets members filter on it if they want to — it never removes your home from anywhere.

Yes, as many as you like, and you decide listing by listing which ones to attach. Joining a circle attaches none of your listings until you say so.

Because that circle rests on something no platform can verify: what a person declares about themselves. So someone on our team reads every application. The other two circles rest on how you travel and on what your home offers — we have no way of checking either from a distance, and a queue would change nothing about that. You join them by ticking a box.

Tell us. The open circles rest on their members’ word, and that word is only worth something if the gaps get reported. A report is read, and a badge can be taken away.

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