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Volunteering with us means joining a hands-on project where you’re not just helping—you’re contributing to climate action and the creation of a sustainable homestead in the Colombian jungle. Together we’re building something meaningful: an off-grid, permaculture-inspired homestay and co-living hostel that blends community, nature, and positive impact.
You’ll play a real role in developing eco-infrastructure and improving systems that help us live more lightly on the earth. From natural building and gardening to carpentry, painting, plumbing, or even helping with marketing and hospitality—you’ll gain practical skills and see your efforts directly shape the space. Your time here leaves the land, the community, and yourself better than before.
We are an outgoing, honest, and creative couple from the U.S. who left city life to pursue a more regenerative way of living. Between us, we bring experience in hospitality, project management, construction, marketing, photography, yoga, and more. We care deeply about climate change and believe in being part of the solution, not the problem. Our homestead sits on 5 acres of productive land just outside Tayrona National Park, less than 2 km from the Calabazo entrance, and only about an hour by public bus from Santa Marta. The property feels remote and wild yet is very accessible—a balance that makes it unique.
Life here is simple, collaborative, and social. You’ll share meals, projects, music, and stories with us, fellow volunteers, and guests. Expect hammocks under the trees, monkeys in the canopy, bonfires at night, yoga sessions, and the kind of deep conversations that only seem to happen when you disconnect from the noise of modern life.
We see volunteers as teammates and family. We listen to your input, we work side by side, and we celebrate progress together. We love DIY projects, upcycling, and finding creative solutions, and we’re excited to learn from your skills and ideas too.
We also have two children living in California and love spending time with visiting families, kids, and anyone who wants to learn through doing. Wildlife and animals are part of our life here as well.
This is a place for those who want to live simply, learn new skills, and leave their mark on something lasting. If you’re passionate about sustainability, curious about community living, and eager to grow—this place will feel like homeArten von Hilfe und Lernmöglichkeiten
Kunstprojekte
Sprachpraxis
Hilfe bei Ökoprojekten
Gartenarbeiten
Heimwerker- und Bauarbeiten
Betreuung von Tieren
Mithilfe auf einem Bauernhof
Zubereiten / Kochen von Mahlzeiten für die Familie
Hausarbeiten
Tourismus / Gastgewerbe
Handwerkliche Arbeiten
Hilfe mit Computer /Internet
Interessengebiete
HaustiereEvents & SoziallebenVideoaufnahmenVegetarier / VeganerNachhaltigkeitSelbstentwicklungFarmarbeitMusikFotografieGärtnernTischlerarbeitenSprachenGartenarbeitenKochen & BackenArchitekturTiereOutdoor-AktivitätenGebirgeYoga / WellnessNaturFitnessCampingStrandKultureller Austausch und Lernmöglichkeiten
They will have the unique opportunity to learn practical skills in sustainable living, permaculture, and eco-friendly practices directly from our knowledgeable hosts. Both hosts speak English, and one is fluent in Spanish, facilitating a rich, bilingual cultural exchange. Guests will gain insights from our journey transitioning from the USA to Colombia, understanding the nuances of creating a comfortable, sustainable lifestyle in harmony with nature. This experience not only broadens their cultural horizons but also equips them with valuable knowledge and skills to implement sustainable practices in their own lives.
Arbeit
Carpentry, yard work/maintenance, cooking, housekeeping/cleaning, painting, artwork, gardening / landscape design, pool maintenance.
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Englisch: Fließend
Spanisch: Gute Kenntnisse
Französisch: GrundkenntnisseDieser Gastgeber bietet Sprachaustausch an
Both hosts are native English speakers, he speaks intermediate Spanish and she speaks basic French. We are wanting to improve our Spanish and happy to help our volunteers learn English.Unterkunft
Volunteers will be living in one of the buildings that are under construction, sharing a kitchen with us, and we also have additional spaces for tents and hammocks.
Breakfast will be provided everyday for volunteers and access to our shared kitchen for other meals.Was noch ...
We are less than 2 KM from the Calabazo entrance to Tayrona National Park and provide a romantic setting in nature. Hike and explore all of the natural beauty in the region. The local bus passes by the main road (less than 10min walk from our property) and provides easy, cheap direct access to Santa Marta, both Tayrona Park entrances, Palomino and many other destinations.
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Wir besitzen Tiere
Wir sind Raucher
Familien möglich
Hier sind Haustiere in der Regel willkommen
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Felt really welcomed by Darrel and his team! The rooms for volunteers are very nice, comfortable beds, and showers etc. are really nice (partly outside so imagine showering while seeing and hearing nature around you!).
Some parts are… read more
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Felt really welcomed by Darrel and his team! The rooms for volunteers are very nice, comfortable beds, and showers etc. are really nice (partly outside so imagine showering while seeing and hearing nature around you!).
Some parts are… read more
Living close to nature means occasional challenges like no electricity, but it also means waking up to jungle sounds with the sunrise.
The balance between work and free time is great, even though… read more
Je souhaitais apprendre l'espagnol mais malheureusement quand j'y étais… read more