Give your contribution towards wildlife monitoring & conservation and learn a lot about nature, park management and anti-poaching while living a lifetime experience!

Here you'll direct all of your efforts towards the long term rehabilitation of animals. Experience hands-on volunteering with cheetahs, baboons, big cats and much more!

Help to hand-raise baby baboon orphans, assist with their bonding to baboon surrogate mothers, clean enclosures, food/bottle preparation, and much, much more!

Come face to face with one of the world’s most infamous predators whilst aiding great white shark conservation.

PMGY’s Big 5 Wildlife Experience is a life-changing experience that allows you to work behind the scenes on a world-class wildlife reserve in South Africa!

Volunteers are welcome to teach English or maths, be tutors for individual students or small groups, coach sports, help to prepare lunch and play games with children.

Volunteer at a Creche or Kindergarten in Cape Town with infants and children up to 6 years of age.

The Big Five Safari Reserve gives volunteers the opportunity to work in a conservation area with the presence of elephants, lions, rhinos, buffaloes and leopards!

Teach youth from disadvantaged communities valuable life skills such as teamwork and dedication while teaching swimming and surfing.

Volunteer with children aged 6-13 years as a teacher's assistant at a primary school in Cape Town. Make your travel to South Africa meaningful!

Volunteer with the 'Big Five' and the Born Free Big Cat Volunteer Foundation in one of South Africa's finest game reserves.

Make an active difference in the future of free-roaming megafauna in Africa. Spend your days working in the bush and live at the beach; all while making a difference.

Experience living in the African bush and help rehabilitating the indigenous vervet monkey.

There are loads of activities we offer during your stay with us!

Volunteer with us & have a wonderful time working in South Africa with the amazing African species: leopards, cheetahs, servals, caracals, wild- & Black-footed cats!

EHRA aims to conserve the desert elephants of Namibia, through practical and realistic anti-conflict solutions.

This project offers you a unique experience and gives you the opportunity to observe and be a part of the research/monitoring teams on the reserve.

When being a volunteer at Panthera Africa we will offer you the unique opportunity to be involved behind the scenes and you can learn what it takes to run a sanctuary.

Volunteers are placed in schools in disadvantaged communities. Volunteers have the joy of watching children learn and helping them through the process.

Volunteers at Motse work to rehabilitate reserve to a more natural state and help monitor the diverse wildlife.