Colombia
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Web aré a generous spirited Colombian natural reserve who has been building an ecologically agroforestal project for the last 5 years. The reserve resides on twenty eight hectares in the peaceful and beautiful Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta.
We want to grow our organization with volunteers to give many people the chance to experience being part of this project.
We receive no more then 1 or 2 visitors at a time and there are not many neighbors, so if you are looking for social life this is not the place, there might not be much apart for the Kogi Family that live there and myself. The ideal is that you bring your own food.
Gardening
Building
General Maintenance
Help with Eco project
Help in the house
Animal care
Charity work
Art project
The reserve offers a lot of information and a good working experience in tropical nature. If you wish to learn something, you are always welcome to ask. Depending on the time of the stay, the responsibilities will be more and also the knowledge.
Learning about farming and permaculture in general, take part of a great project that seeks to transform agriculture involving ecological and social local tissues plus you can balance your carbon footprint by reforesting.
As an interchange we offer comfortable accommodation and healthy and delicious food. Our level of English is good, but we have a great experience in teaching Spanish to foreigners, which can be another possibility of Exchange.
We are looking for skilled volunteers to help do construction work, gardening our different food plantation, give care to our animals and develop art projects with the locals.
Koggi, Spanish, English, Italian
At the moment we have an open windows one room for our volunteers with a shared dry bathroom located outside and a kitchen with a fabulous pizza/cakes oven. You can choose to sleep in bed, tend or hamac.
The National Park of Tayrona is a vast protected area of 150 square km on the Caribbean coast. There are secluded beaches accessible by boat only and a hiking section with 2 entrances: Calabazo and Zaino.
Visiting Tayrona is an excellent way to explore a rainforest and spot animals for days without a guide. The trails are well marked, and the hikes are easy. Plus, the visitors don’t have to carry a heavy backpack filled with bottles of water and foods because there are campings nestled along the coast.
And, at the end of the excursions, gorgeous beaches like Cabo San Juan, La Piscina or Playa Brava are a fantastic reward. Particularly when you’re all dirty and sweating.
Internet access
Limited internet access
We have pets
We are smokers
Two
15 hours/week- no food, 25 hours/week- food
