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Re-imagining a family farm as a self-sustainable and environmentally-conscious community.
We are passionate about agriculture, surfing, travel, nature and the environment, who want to create a communal space where people from around the world can come to learn about sustainable living and ecological ideals; share delicious organic food from the gardens; surf; tell stories; share knowledge, ideas, culture and language; learn about farming, the environment, or just relax and enjoy the farm and surrounds.
We have dogs, cats, chickens, sheep, bees, horses (for experienced riders only) and a eucalyptus forest playing host to a plethora of wildlife. We have a large and productive vegetable garden with a range of vegetables and herbs, and a variety of fruit trees.
The project is in its early stages and we are looking for energetic and responsible individuals wanting to experience and contribute to rural life and communal living close to nature.
Gardening
Animal Care
Hospitality/Tourism
Our vision of the farm is for it to be a sustainable way to fulfil our living needs and to continue sharing our love for eating well, surfing and being a good steward of the land. You will live our countryside lifestyle, learn about sustainable farming, meet locals and improve your Spanish.
We are looking for self-motivated individuals to help us out with daily tasks such as keeping the house and grounds clean, tending to and watering the gardens and fruit trees, taking care of the chickens and other animals, and whatever else needs to be done.
We prefer long term volunteers.
Languages spoken
Spanish: Fluent
English: Intermediate
Portuguese: Intermediate
French: Beginner
This host offers a language exchange
This host has indicated that they are interested in sharing their own language or learning a new language.
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– We have plenty of space to camp, If you don't have a tent we can lend you one.
– Rustic communal kitchen and a basic bathroom with hot water.
– The farm produces some food and we provide other ingredients so that together we can prepare delicious and healthy meals.
There is a small local store in Balneario Los Angeles, 3km away, which stocks basic food supplies, cheese, wine and beer but the main supermarkets are in Necochea.
We are a remote farm so be prepared for this and bring bug spray and sunscreen! Given our coastal location the farm is also often subject to strong winds from all directions so bring good shoes and something warm to wear.
Surfing: Balneario Los Angeles receives waves most of the year, and there we are! We don't provide surfboards or wetsuits yet, but we can guide you to get them in case you want to join.
There is no public transport from Necochea to the farm, although hitchhiking is very easy in the morning.
From Necochea it is approximately a 1 hour drive along a rough and un-surfaced rural dust road through open countryside. If you need supplies make sure to pick them up in Necochea as there is nothing in between Necochea and the farm!
The farm is situated on the outskirts of Balneario Los Angeles village, 30km south from Necochea, Buenos Aires province, with close links to the 228/227/88/86 routes and daily bus services connecting with the most important cities of Argentina. From Necochea you must take 98 avenue to the south, the rural road begins at the intersection with 91 avenue. Continue straight along the gravel lane, following the sign for Termas del Campo hot springs, after 26km you will reach the farm gate at your right, in the beginning of the eucalyptus woodland, just 2 km before Balneario Los Angeles Village.
Internet access
Limited internet access
We have pets
We are smokers
Can host families
This host has indicated that they love having digital nomads stay.
This host can provide space for campervans.
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