Located just 15 KM’s from the mainland this untouched and uninhabited island is a tiny paradise away from all the hustle and bustle. Only 300m x 900m in size, the surrounding waters are pristine and untouched and home to a bounty of sites for divers of all experience levels.
With coral reefs and plenty of marine life, the island is basically undiscovered and completely off the tourist trail. Here you will experience genuine Cambodian culture and unspoiled natural habitat.
For beginner divers, you’ll have the chance to become a fully qualified diver including emergency first-aid response course and first hand coral reef surveying experience. As a volunteer you’ll also have the opportunity to participate in community projects which assist the tiny island in ensuring economical and ecological sustainability.
A PADI open water certificate is required to partake in the program.
For those without a certificate, you can obtain one through the program at the following additional costs. Paid direct;
On weekends, volunteers are invited to relax around the island exploring the local geography on treks or small hikes, or participating in water activities such as snorkeling, diving, sailing and kayaking.
Accommodation consists of bunk beds in a shared room at the project base on the Island of Koh Sen. Bathroom facilities are shared amongst participants.
Standard Accommodation
Free beverages
No
Persons per room
2
Wifi in public areas
No
Laundry facilities
No *
Safety box
No
Lockable rooms
Yes
Hot shower
No
Private bathroom
No
Bed linen
Yes
Towels
No
Mosquito protection
Yes
Fan
Yes
The program runs weekly starting on the Monday, volunteers are advised to arrive the weekend before.
Diving and Marine Conservation
Stay on an incredible uninhabited island surveying Coral Reefs, gather important data for conservation efforts and enjoy the beauty of this untouched underwater haven.
$458/week
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