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Hi! I’m Özge, a lawyer and nature lover based in the Aegean region of Turkey. Together with my father, I take care of a small piece of land near Selçuk and Kuşadası, where we grow olive and various other trees, herbs, and vegetables.
Our place has two small bungalows and a few caravan spaces surrounded by fig and olive trees. It’s our family property, and we spend time here whenever we can to maintain and improve the land.
We’re looking for friendly and motivated volunteers to join us and help with daily tasks around our place. The work includes garden care such as watering, general cleaning, and looking after plants, as well as keeping our bungalows and their surroundings clean and organized. There may also be some fun small DIY projects and painting from time to time.
We enjoy meeting people who appreciate nature, slow living, and hands-on outdoor tasks. And I’m also into yoga, and if any volunteers are interested, we can practice together here and share the experience.
Types of help and learning opportunities
Gardening
DIY and building projects
Farmstay help

Interests
LGBTQPetsSustainabilitySelf developmentCultureFarmingEvents & socialGardeningHistoryMusicAnimalsCyclingHikingBeachCampingNatureYoga / WellnessOutdoor activities
Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
At our place, you can experience the peaceful rhythm of life in the Aegean countryside. You’ll live close to nature, learn about local gardening and olive trees, and share daily life with our family.
We’re close to beautiful places like Ephesus, Şirince, and the sea, so there’s always something to explore in your free time.
If you enjoy simple living, nature, and cultural exchange, you’ll feel right at home here. 🌿
Help
Hellö Workawayers! 🌿
We are looking for friendly and easygoing volunteers who enjoy nature, simple living, and helping with daily life around our place. Most of the help is related to garden and plant care, such as watering, general garden cleaning, keeping things tidy, and taking care of outdoor areas. Around the bungalows, we need help with cleaning, organizing, small DIY projects, and occasional painting or refreshing spaces. Depending on the season, we may also do activities like olive picking, planting vegetables, or harvesting fruits together. The tasks are varied and not too difficult — we simply appreciate practical help, good energy, and people who enjoy working together at a relaxed pace. We like sharing meals, spending time outdoors, and creating a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere together. If you enjoy nature, teamwork, and a calm lifestyle, we’d be happy to host you!
Languages
Languages spoken
Turkish: Fluent
English: IntermediateThis host offers a language exchange
This host has indicated that they are interested in sharing their own language or learning a new language.
You can contact them directly for more information.
Accommodation
You may stay in in village house which is simple but comfortable and surrounded by nature.
We ask for 4–5 hours of help per day, 5 days a week (around 20–25 hours per week) in exchange for accommodation and 3 meals a day.
We provide 3 simple home-style meals per day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner). The food is basic but nutritious, and we can adjust for dietary needs where possible.
Workawayers are also welcome to use the kitchen if they’d like to cook something for themselves.
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Internet access

Limited internet access

We have pets

We are smokers

Can host families

Space for parking camper vans
This host can provide space for campervans.

Can possibly accept pets
This host has said they are willing to accept those travelling with a pet.

How many Workawayers can stay?
More than two

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During the olive harvest, we had local workers helping us as well, and none of them spoke English.… read more
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During the olive harvest, we had local workers helping us as well, and none of them spoke English.… read more
