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Please have a look at the website of the Tourism Authority of St Lucia to check the most up-to-date travel requirements in St Lucia before applying. Up-to-date profile required.
Non-smokers, nature-oriented dogs-lovers preferred.
No drugs or heavy drinking allowed.
From END OF DECEMBER to END OF FEBRUARY 2025
Vegetarian food and lodging for ONE or TWO people willing and able to help with:
- Cleaning, painting, pressure-washing, varnishing
- small office work (classifying files or papers, typing or proofreading data, organizing space)
- taking care of dogs (2)
and/or possibly do carpentry work on a small cottage and help move things there. Two weeks minimum. One month preferred.
Working hours: 1 to 6 pm Monday to Friday
Be prepared to work autonomously as well as interacting with other people.
Common chores such as keeping the place neat and clean, cooking, washing, shopping or doing the dishes are shared outside of working hours.
Flexibility, patience, cheerful disposition and open-mindedness are a must!
From End of MARCH to SEPTEMBER 2025
LONG TERM HOUSE-SITTERS-DOG-LOVERS WANTED
Accommodation only offered to responsible dog-lovers willing to take a long break in the Caribbean. Must love living in the countryside. Workers will be on site some days of the week so you wouldn't be alone. Cyber nomads welcome as long as they can be available to take care of the dogs every day half an hour early morning (around 7 or 8) and one hour and a half in the evening (5 to 6 pm + 20 minutes around 8 pm).
The house is located in a beautiful area of Saint-Lucia (West Indies), not far from the Pitons, in between the beaches of Choiseul and Vieux-Fort. Travelers can also use the beach, 20 min walk away, for swimming.
P.S.: For more information about us, you're strongly encouraged to have a look at our website - ask us for the linkTypes of help and learning opportunities
Art ProjectsHelp with Eco ProjectsGardeningDIY and building projectsAnimal CareHelp around the houseGeneral MaintenanceHelp with Computers/ InternetCultural exchange and learning opportunities
Enjoy the sea and sun of the tropics and immerse yourself in an intercultural, multilingual setting!
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Depending on your skills, you might be askedto improve the accommodation by doing small tasks (painting, carpentry, organizing, office and computer tasks...) and/or to cultivate enough crops to to feed a few people in order to make this exchange a win-win for both of us. Common chores such as keeping the place neat and clean, cooking, washing, shopping or doing the dishes are shared outside of helping hours
For those who would do more than only dog-sitting:
Hours: 1 to 6 pm Monday to Friday
To everyone:
Be prepared to help autonomously as well as interacting with other people.
Common chores such as keeping the place neat and clean, cooking, washing, shopping or doing the dishes are shared outside of working hours.
Flexibility, patience, cheerful disposition and open-mindedness are a must!Languages
Languages spoken
English: Fluent
Spanish: Fluent
French: Fluent
Italian: Fluent
Russian: FluentThis host offers a language exchange
I'm also interested in just practicing any language that I already knowAccommodation
Depending on the number of guests/volunteers in the house, volunteers will be able to enjoy a private room.
Special note: We do offer Internet access, which can be used for checking and sending mails or do some quick research on the Web, but being online all day is not possible.
Also, we prefer helpers to stay for a minimum duration of two weeks so as to allow time for a real exchange to take place.What else ...
The house is located in a beautiful area not far from the Pitons, in between the beaches of Choiseul, Piaye and Vieux-Fort.
Our hosts can also use the secluded beach 20 min walk away for swimming.
For waterfall lovers, the neighbouring parish of River Doree brags a silver-threaded stream which tumbles along at the bottom of a canyon 150 feet deep. A bridge, barely 20 feet wide, crosses it from side to side. If you stand on the bridge and drop a stone, several seconds go before you hear the splash as it hits the water.
Within walking distance also lies the Saltibus Waterfall Trail, a two-hour trek through a verdant, shady, rainforest at the end of which you will be rewarded by a swim in a series of waterfalls.
Further North, the pearl-black sand beach of Sabwisha offers the tranquility of the Caribbean sea next to the village of Choiseul.
On your way back, you could also visit the Maison créole, a charming little artifact museum.
Buses to Vieux-Fort and Soufrière pass quite regularly on the main road. The waiting time is shorter in the morning and in the evening though. There are no buses on Sunday and public holidays.A little more information
Internet access
Limited internet access
We have pets
We are smokers
Can host families
Can host digital nomads
Open wifi network available around the property for moderate use. if you need to work online or would like better coverage on and off property, please get a monthly pre-paid plan from Digicel
How many Workawayers can stay?
Two
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Not only did he help scrubbing, cleaning and painting to prep the house, but he also trimmed the vine very nicely, opened a path to the river and even helped in the office before treating us with his pizza sourdough brought right from home:-)
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Not only did he help scrubbing, cleaning and painting to prep the house, but he also trimmed the vine very nicely, opened a path to the river and even helped in the office before treating us with his pizza sourdough brought right from home:-)
I am happy that he made it to St Lucia in his long world… read more
He is indeed very… read more