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Description
We are a group of volunteers that are working together to build an organic garden and set up a cottage in the historical town of San Juancito, just by the National Parc La Tigra in Honduras. This is an incredible place for mountaineering, mostly in the tropical humid wood. There are also waterfalls and vestiges of the antic mines.
The land is half an acre and the cottage is half built.
We are inspired by permaculture, cooperation, sharing, and learning how to work as a community, giving the best we can and taking in exchange just what we need. We hope with this philosophy act a better way of being in harmony with nature.
Types of help and learning opportunities
Art Projects
Language practice
Help with Eco Projects
Teaching
Gardening
DIY and building projects
Hospitality/Tourism
UN sustainablity goals this host is trying to achieve
Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
We would like to learn from you an with you. We will make our best to share what we have and our culture with you.
Help
Right now what we need most is help on the land with organic ecological principals. Permaculturers are most welcomed. The cottage needs also to be fixed. We already have some adobes and bioconstruction is what we desire to use. The community around needs also to learn some principles to make San Juancito glow again. A line of “Free food” in front of our place would be awesome.
This is a good opportunity to learn and practice Spanish.
We are looking for generous builders of dreams.
There is a lot of space too for art projects and ecoturism.
We would need also advise and help with finances, sustainability, organization, sponsorship,...!
Languages
Languages spoken
English: Fluent
Spanish: Fluent
French: Fluent
Italian: FluentThis 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
Inside the cottage we have some furniture, old beds and a hamoc. It is a little precarious for the moment. There is a lot of place for camping (but we don't have any tents yet), a toilette that can be improved and a shower with one the best waters you would ever have the opportunity to encounter.
We are looking for foundings to offer also food, but right now each one of us is bringing its own. There is no fee, the contribution we ask for is good will, harmony, and work that makes an effort to respect our Mother Earth.
An important detail is that we are not always there, as most of us live in Tegucigalpa. So it is important to get in touch with us before your arrival.
What else ...
If you like nature, mountain, fresh air, eating and cultivating your food, this is the place for you.
A little more information
Internet access
Limited internet access
We have pets
We are smokers
Can host families
Can host digital nomads
Hi! We need technical support as new local volunteers are always joining us. Help is really welcome!
Can possibly accept pets
There is room for pets.
How many Workawayers can stay?
More than two
Hours expected
Maximum 3 hours a day, 5 days a week
Feedback (7)
We also would have loved they could stay longer, but surely we all feel gratefull for the time they gave to our project.
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We also would have loved they could stay longer, but surely we all feel gratefull for the time they gave to our project.
We loved your card: both the drawing and the words!… read more
I had the opportunity to meet… read more
I enjoyed staying some days working in different tasks, giving and reciving love from this place.
I shared quality time with a local volunteer family who showed me the town and… read more
Gracias hermano
