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Sea Turtle and Wildlife Conservation Trip

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1 - 15 semanas  ·  Edad 18 - 50+
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Puntos Relevantes

  • Travel along the coast, participating in up to 7 conservation projects in 7 communities, making a fulfilling experience where travelling and volunteering do the perfect match!
  • Participate in several conservation actions led by local groups: protecting sea turtles, monitoring marine fauna, crocodiles, deers, planting trees in the jungle, doing beach cleaning, ...
  • Live like a local, traveling to up to 7 rural and indigenous communities and their natural paradises along the entire coast of Oaxaca.

Puntos Relevantes

  • Travel along the coast, participating in up to 7 conservation projects in 7 communities, making a fulfilling experience where travelling and volunteering do the perfect match!
  • Participate in several conservation actions led by local groups: protecting sea turtles, monitoring marine fauna, crocodiles, deers, planting trees in the jungle, doing beach cleaning, ...
  • Live like a local, traveling to up to 7 rural and indigenous communities and their natural paradises along the entire coast of Oaxaca.
  • Witness the breathtaking 'arribada': thousands of sea turtles nesting together on the beach.
  • Your actions will impact to empower local people to conservate nature and its resources, making them aware of its value and threats through environmental education workshops.


  • Especialmente adecuado para

    Edad 18+
    Solteros y solteras
    Parejas
    Familias
    Grupos
    50+

    Sobre el programa

    14 days for experience Mexican life as a local travelling along Oaxaca coast & protecting turtles, marine fauna, deers, jungle wildlife, educating children, and more!

    Our expedition takes you on an amazing journey along the Oaxaca coast, where you'll actively support up to 7 dedicated community groups in their crucial conservation efforts. This immersive experience offers a wide range of hands-on activities, from nighttime beach patrols to safeguard sea turtles ...

    Sobre el programa

    Our expedition takes you on an amazing journey along the Oaxaca coast, where you'll actively support up to 7 dedicated community groups in their crucial conservation efforts. This immersive experience offers a wide range of hands-on activities, from nighttime beach patrols to safeguard sea turtles and their nests, to restoring nature, monitoring marine fauna on boat excursions, exploring through snorkeling, raising environmental awarenesshiking and camping in the jungle. You'll even have the opportunity to care for rescued deer, among other activities!

    But wait, there's more! Our journey offers an extraordinary chance to witness one of the world's most breathtaking natural spectacles: the Arribada. This impressive phenomenon of mass nesting of olive ridley sea turtles will truly captivate you. The arribada phenomenon is an occurrence that happens at only 12 beaches worldwide. Among these, Escobilla and Morro Ayuta in Oaxaca stand out as the most significant, hosting over 1.5 million turtles every year.

    Here are some of the key activities you'll be involved in:

    • Nighttime beach patrols to protect sea turtles and collect eggs for safe incubation.
    • Educational sessions with children through environmental brigades.
    • Boat trips to monitor marine fauna, including dolphins, whales, and rays, with the opportunity for snorkeling to explore corals.
    • Planting fruit and medicinal trees in the jungle.
    • Jungle hikes and camping adventures.
    • Placing and collecting photo-trap cameras to monitor wildlife in the jungle.
    • Caring for rescued white-tailed deer.
    • Overseeing the development of baby crocodiles during their crucial first year.
    • Participating in ecotourism activities that fund conservation efforts, such as observing the Arribada phenomenon and boat trips in the Chacahua Lagoon National Park.
    • Assisting in rural entrepreneurship projects, including traditional bread making in wood-fired ovens and preparing typical Mexican food.
    • Contributing to the well-being of horses through various activities.
    Depending on the season, you can experience:
    • Arribada, when thousands of sea turtles are nesting massively (few days mostly during waning moon effect from July to March)
    • Newborn sea turtles in natural habitat. After 45 days of an arribada, millions of sea turtles born in order to start their lifes in the Pacific Ocean (few days per month from July to April)
    • Leatherback sea turtle nesting, the biggest turtle in the world (from December to February)
    • Whales (From November to February)
    • Crocodiles hatching (June)
    • Bird breeding, signing like crazy (April, May)
    • A green, full of butterflies, Mexico (from June to December)
    • A 100% sunny Mexico (from January to May)

    This is an opportunity to live a unique experience that combines conservation, learning, joy, and adventure in a paradisiacal environment: the lesserknown Mexico. We will travel along 7 different communities in Oaxaca coast, participating with groups dedicated to conservation, ecotourism, and sustainable development of their communities. Protection of sea turtles, tree planting in the jungle, monitoring of marine fauna by boat, environmental education workshops, beach clean-ups, among others, will be just some of the activities we will carry out.



    Día típico

    Every Day is a different Adventure!

    We understand that time can be limited, and experiencing the true essence of Mexico may seem difficult during a normal trip. That's why we've carefully curated diverse of activities that highlight the incredible beauty of Oaxaca's coastline:

    WEEK 1 ...

    Día típico

    Every Day is a different Adventure!

    We understand that time can be limited, and experiencing the true essence of Mexico may seem difficult during a normal trip. That's why we've carefully curated diverse of activities that highlight the incredible beauty of Oaxaca's coastline:

    WEEK 1 (Manialtepec)

    • Monday, 1 Pick up from Puerto Escondido & Orientation to the project. Tour in the village and its surroundings. Meeting and caring horses.
    • Tuesday, 2 Morning: Hot springs tour & Preparation for workshops (English and/or Environment)
    • Wednesday, 3 Morning: Set photo trap cameras in the jungle, tree planting or hiking to an amazing view point / Afternoon: Workshop with the community
    • Thursday, 4 Morning: Cooking Mexican tortillas workshop and Building activities (designing posters, improving volunteers house) / Afternoon: Boat tour in Manialtepec Lagoon, Beach cleaning and sunset in Puerto Suelo Beach.
    • Friday, 5 Morning: Environmental activity in Zapotalito community & Boat tour crossing Chacahua National Park / Evening: Turtles night patrol in Chacahua Bay Sanctuary (Oct-May)
    • Saturday, 6 Free day at Tututepec museum or Chacahua beach
    • Sunday, 7 Free day at Puerto Escondido or Cacalote beach

    WEEK 2 groups from 3-8 volunteers (Escobilla)

    • Monday 8 Morning: Travel from Manialtepec to Escobilla and Orientation / Evening: Releasing baby turtles and Turtles Night patrol
    • Tuesday 9 Morning: Supporting local groups with promotion, designing, building ecotourism signs / Afternoon: releasing baby turtles and Turtles Night patrol
    • Wednesday 10 Morning: Boat trip in Ventanilla lagoon and visit the Environment Management Island / Deers feeding and maintenance 2 hours in the evening / Enjoying Ventanilla Beach during sunset
    • Thursday 11 Gavilan Jungle hiking tour supporting local team to locate photo trap cameras, tree planting or installing ecotourism signals.
    • Friday 12 Morning: Marine wildlife watching tour / Afternoon: visit to Mazunte Pueblo Mágico & Punta Cometa (the deepest point into the South Pacific Ocean in Mexico)
    • Saturday 13 Free day at Huatulco bays, waterfalls or National Park or Mazunte Pueblo Mágico
    • Sunday 14 Breakfast and goodbye

    *Please note: If we don't gather the minimum group (3-4 people) the itinerary the second week would be:

    WEEK 2 up to 3 volunteers (Ventanilla)

    • Monday 8 Morning: Travel from Manialtepec to Ventanilla and Orientation / Afternoon: boat trip in Ventanilla lagoon and visit the Environment Management Island / Evening: Releasing baby turtles and Turtles Night patrol
    • Tuesday 9 Morning: Rest from Night Patrol / Afternoon: Working in the hatchery, releasing baby turtles and Turtles Night patrol
    • Wednesday 10 Deers feeding and maintenance 4 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the evening
    • Thursday 11 Deers feeding and maintenance 4 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the evening
    • Friday 12 Morning: Marine wildlife watching tour / Afternoon: visit to Mazunte Pueblo Mágico & Punta Cometa (the deepest point into the South Pacific Ocean in Mexico)
    • Saturday 13 Free day at Huatulco bays, waterfalls or National Park or Mazunte Pueblo Mágico
    • Sunday 14 Breakfast and Goodbye


    Actividades de tiempo libre

    Close to Ventanilla Project:
    • Mazunte, certificated as pueblo mágico is full of life, in the mornings it is possible to do tours to see dolphins, whales, rays, etc.
    • Tours in Manialtepec, during the night is posible to see bioluminiscence. It’s like the water is shining in the dark! They also offer ...

    Actividades de tiempo libre

    Close to Ventanilla Project:
    • Mazunte, certificated as pueblo mágico is full of life, in the mornings it is possible to do tours to see dolphins, whales, rays, etc.
    • Tours in Manialtepec, during the night is posible to see bioluminiscence. It’s like the water is shining in the dark! They also offer riding tours.
    • Chacahua National Park, where you will be able to surf, swim and enjoy nature is a calm and small village with surfers and alternative travellers.
    • Puerto Escondido, a surfer city, full of travellers people who loves meditation and yoga, … It is a coastal city with a lot of beautiful beaches: Zicatela, Carrizalillo, Bacocho, etc.
    • Huatulco. It’s a city full of wonderfull things: coral reefs, beautiful beaches, waterfalls, a national park, … It is a place full of possibilities
    • Tututepec museum. If you want to know about the last biggest Mixteco's kingdom conquered by Spanish people.


    Requisitos

    Requisitos

    Edad mínima: 18 años

    Para participar en el programa debes tener al menos 18 años en la fecha de inicio del programa. Puede haber excepciones si muestras el permiso de tu(s) tutor(es) legal(es) o si vas acompañado de tus padres.

    Conocimientos lingüísticos

    Tienes que hablar (nivel intermedio) Inglés

    Documentos necesarios

    Travel insurance, Passport copy, flight tickets and volunteering commitment signed

    Restricciones de nacionalidad

    Sin restricciones. Las manos amigas de todo el mundo son bienvenidas.

    Otras habilidades

    Education; environment; anthropology; Marketing; Bussiness administration; Art; ...

    Tiempo dedicado

    Necesitaremos tu ayuda los Lunes, Martes, Miércoles, Jueves y Viernes de 09:00 - 16:00

    Servicios incluidos

    Servicios incluidos

    Servicios in situ

    Program fees include:
    • Shared cabañas between 2-3 people in Manialtepec, Escobilla or Ventanilla
    • Possibilities of camping in the middle of the jungle or in the beach.
    • Transport between and to the projects from the airport.
    • 3 meals per day elaborated by an Oaxacan cook. Simple breakfast (coffee or tea, fruits; toasts, eggs or quesadillas)
    • Local guides who will teach you to understand nature in a completely different way. 
    • Activities coordinator to unlock your full potential. 
    • Basic material to work and for common using.

    Recogida en el aeropuerto Puerto Escondido Airport

    It's possible to pick up you from 9 to 15:00 from Puerto Escondido airport. 

    We don't include drop off, but as we travel by public transport, it will be very easy for you to get back to the airport

    Alojamiento

    Rooms are called "Cabañas". 

    The rooms have two or three double beds and shared bathroom.  They will be shared with part of your team, if you come in the 15 days group volunteering program :)

    If you come during the individual volunteering, it's possible that you have to share your room with another volunteer.

    Comida y bebida

    Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner will be provided and it's possible to serve vegetarian food.

    The breakfast will be basic, some fruits, toasts, quesadillas or eggs, coffee/tea, ... 

    The lunch and dinner will be prepared by a oaxacan cook and she will prepare us the traditional food (also adaptated to vegetarians when possible). In Ventanilla, our cook is Edi, a lovely and incredible woman who cooks very nice dishes! And I have to say that she loves zucchinis to make an amazing soup :) .

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    Seguro de viaje

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    Vacunas

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    Detalles a la llegada

    2025 starting dates

    • 1st monday every month
    • 3rd monday every month
    *Please note that we have no availability from May 4th to June 16th.

    Pick up by public transport on the first date from 9.00 am to 15.00 in Puerto Escondido airport or bus station.


    Disponibilidad
    Enero Feb. Marzo Abr. Mayo Jun Jul Agosto Set. Oct. Nov. Dic.

    Cuotas del programa

    1 semana (estancia min.) 765€
    2 semanas 1.529€
    3 semanas 2.295€
    15 semanas (estancia max.) 11.469€
    Cuota promedio 764€/semana

    Cuotas del programa

    764€ cuotas semanales 1 - 15 semanas Edad 18 - 50+

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    Duración

    1 - 15 semanas

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