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Hi, I am Charlotte

I'm from Denpasar, Indonesia

Well cultured, adventurous, warm and outgoing individual!

My Fees

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$ 25/h USD
Virtual Friend
$ 15/h USD

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About me

Hi, I’m Charlotte. I offer genuine, platonic companionship for those who simply want good company, shared experiences, and meaningful conversation. I’m naturally warm, easygoing, and attentive, and I enjoy creating a comfortable space where you can relax and be yourself. Whether we’re chatting over coffee, going for a walk, cooking a meal together, or exploring something new, I value simple moments and authentic connection. I have a love for the outdoors and enjoy activities like walking, gardening, and being in nature, but I’m just as happy spending time indoors talking, reading, or helping you learn something new in the kitchen. I’m patient, nonjudgmental, and genuinely enjoy meeting people from all walks of life. If you’re looking for someone to share time with, whether that means conversation, companionship at an event, or just a friendly presence to brighten your day, I’m here to make that time feel relaxed, enjoyable, and meaningful. My goal is simple: to offer dependable, kind, and genuine companionship that adds a little more ease and connection to your day.

A day with me includes

Curate a special experience

Street food, beach days, road trips, home cooked meals, gardening, fishing I prefer creating a unique experience according to your likes Let me curate a day just for you 💜

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City's Tips & Traps

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Art & Culture

Get creative....
If you’re in Uluwatu, don’t miss the silver jewelry workshop at The Rolling Fork, it’s such a fun, hands-on experience. You can design and create your own pieces from scratch (I made a ring and a pendant for my necklace), and the instructors guide you through each step so it’s beginner-friendly. If you have a bigger design in mind, you can purchase extra silver on-site to bring your idea to life. It’s a really special way to leave with something personal and meaningful from your trip.

I love making jewelry for myself and as a gift for friends and family so this workshop is a great way to make your own souvenirs with meaning and memories!
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Art & Culture

Collecting Temple Stamps Around Japan
If you’re visiting temples and shrines in Japan, start collecting goshuin; beautiful handwritten (traditional Japanese calligraphy) stamps that make a meaningful and unique souvenir. You’ll need a special stamp book called a goshuinchō, which you can purchase at most temples and shrines, as well as larger stationery stores like Loft and Tokyu Hands.

Some locations even offer limited or seasonal editions, so keep an eye out for special designs you can’t get anywhere else. It’s a peaceful and memorable way to document your travels, it is like a fun game! And you get to see some incredible calligraphy!
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Shop

You won't get this anywhere else!
If you’re in Seoul, check out select Nike and Adidas flagship stores where you can customize your own apparel. From designing your own trainers to personalizing hoodies and jumpers, it’s a fun way to create something uniquely yours.

Availability is limited to specific locations, so it’s worth seeking out the larger flagship or concept stores for the full experience.

I had so much fun doing this, I will always remember this experience and cherish the trainers and jumper I customised by my own hands!
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Art & Culture

Forge your own samurai Knife in Japan!
For a truly unique experience in Japan, try a knife-forging workshop at Asano Kajiya in Hashima, Gifu. You’ll get hands-on with traditional techniques to forge your own blade, guided by skilled artisans who make the process approachable even for beginners. It’s an incredible way to connect with Japanese craftsmanship and create something you can take home and use.

They also offer beautifully handcrafted kitchen knives for purchase, all traditionally made and finished with exceptional care.

This was something I had always wanted to do and I must say, it was the highlight of my trip!
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Miscellaneous

Make your own natural soap in Bali!
If you’re in Seminyak, try a natural soap-making class at The Soap Class for a relaxing and creative experience. You’ll learn how to craft your own soaps using natural ingredients, with guidance that makes it easy and enjoyable even if you’ve never done it before. From choosing scents to shaping your bars, it’s a fun, hands-on activity; and you get to take home something beautiful, practical, and uniquely yours.

I made a natural exfoliating soap bar using oats, sweet orange essential oil and clay! I am a sucker for the natural body care!
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Eat & Drink

Hands On Matcha Tasting
In Tokyo, the Savor the Matcha experience is a must if you’re curious about Japanese tea culture. You’ll learn about the history and ritual of matcha while being guided through the process of preparing it yourself. It’s a calm, mindful experience where you can truly slow down, appreciate the flavours, and enjoy a deeper connection to the tradition; perfect for a peaceful break from the city’s fast pace.

I was lucky enough to stumble across this experience while getting utterly lost in Tokyo...which by the way is the best way to find the hidden gems in Japan....walk and get lost!

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