Clément & Aurore

Belgium
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Description
As a dedicated filmmaker, I find my inspiration in capturing the world through my lens. My love for travel and meeting people from diverse cultures fuels my creativity. Nature, the ocean, and wildlife are my favorite subjects.

My skills go beyond filmmaking - I can create websites, take photos, and compose music. When I travel, I'm committed to contributing to sustainable projects that make a positive impact, particularly those aimed at protecting biodiversity. Whether it's getting my hands dirty in manual projects or engaging in agricultural initiatives, I'm ready to lend a hand.

Fluent in English and French, with Spanish in the works.
Interests
Sailing / Boating
Nature
Outdoor activities
Videography
Water sports
Photography
Technology
Music
Mountain
Hitchhiking
Farming
Hiking
DIY & crafts
Art & design
Animals
Adventure sports
Languages spoken
English: Fluent
French: Fluent
Spanish: Intermediate
Skills and knowledge we'd like to share or learn
We're interested in:
DIY and building projects
Eco Projects
Gardening
Animal Care
Life at a Farmstay
Helping around the house
Some knowledge of:
Languages
Art Projects
Creating/ Cooking family meals
Able to teach about:
Helping with Computers/ Internet
More details about your skills
As a videomaker I'm particularly skilled in multimedia - I can create websites, make movies, take photos, and compose original music.

But my skills go over multimedia. I'm committed to contributing to sustainable projects that make a positive impact, particularly those aimed at protecting biodiversity. Whether it's getting my hands dirty in manual projects, engaging in agricultural initiatives, I'm ready to lend a hand.
Age
32 & 31
Some more information
- Smoker
- Driver's licence
- Allergies
- Special dietary requirements

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12 Jun 2025

Left by host (Talented volunteers welcome ...) for Workawayer ()

Clément and Aurore volunteered with us in April, and it was such a heartwarming experience! They are a lovely, newlywed couple full of joy, kindness, and beautiful energy. I’m beyond happy to have met them—honestly, it felt like having close friends around.

Clément created amazing videos and stunning photos, and both were always proactive,… read more

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11 Jun 2025

Left by Workawayer () for host (Talented volunteers welcome ...)

We spent three amazing weeks in Urubamba with Katherine and her lovely daughter Isabela.

As a videographer and photographer, I had the opportunity to work on a variety of projects showcasing the beautiful Sacred Valley region. From photographing Machu Picchu to hiking trails like Ausangate, meeting local communities, and discovering hidden gems… read more

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15 Dec 2024

Left by Workawayer () for host (Horse lovers welcome to help ...)

We spent 5 amazing weeks volunteering at the Hacienda and would like to warmly thank Marco for his hospitality, kindness, and for sharing his passion for horses and Chilean equestrian culture with us! A big thank you also to Julio, who works at the Hacienda, for his good vibes and for teaching us so much about the local fauna and flora (Julio is a… read more true wealth of knowledge!)

Our volunteering experience took place in November, at the very beginning of the tourist season. The work mainly involved preparing the horses for rides (bringing them in from the pasture, cleaning them, saddling them), cleaning the stalls, and keeping the stables clean and organized (cleaning/greasing the saddles, tidying tools). Additionally, we helped with preparing new paddocks and clearing trails when needed. The amount of work varied and was largely tied to the hotel's tourism. Marco is very open to new initiatives and additional projects you may bring :) On our end, we were involved in creating video and photo content for the Hacienda and the hotel, which kept us busy in addition to our daily tasks at the stables. This was an incredible opportunity to meet new people and learn more about the local culture of the huasos and gauchos.

There are two accommodation options for volunteers: one near the stables (in a shared house with other workers/volunteers) and one 2 km away (about 25 minutes by foot) at the Farm House. We stayed at the Farm House, a small, rustic yet cozy house located right next to the reserve's large vegetable garden. We absolutely loved the place and its atmosphere!

You are entitled to three meals a day (the food is excellent!) and can order extra ingredients/products once a week. There is a Tupperware system for the few people living at the Farm House, so they can eat at home without needing to walk 2 km to the cafeteria. This system is very convenient!

Here are some more general things to keep in mind:

- The rains in this region are frequent and intense, so make sure to bring a good raincoat and sturdy shoes (rain boots and work jackets are also available at the stables).

- Marco is a true horse enthusiast, very knowledgeable and interesting, and an excellent teacher. If you love horses, you’ll be thrilled.

- This is an incredible place for amazing hikes and discovering exceptional biodiversity.

In addition to the Hacienda, the property has a hotel and a vegetable garden where about forty people work. Be sure to talk to them, they are all incredibly friendly, caring, and passionate about what they do! :)

A huge thank you to Marco and all the staff members for making this volunteering experience unforgettable.

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