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Vive en un bungalow asequible mientras contribuyes a proyectos comunitarios significativos en Lombok. Enseña inglés, conecta con las familias locales, experimenta la cultura Sasak, busca cascadas impresionantes, aprende a surfear, bucear y hacer snorkel en las Islas Gili de aguas cristalinas. Disfruta del equilibrio perfecto entre voluntariado, aventura e intercambio cultural mientras creas un impacto positivo y recuerdos inolvidables con la comunidad local.
20 horas de ayuda por semana
Producción de Videos: Crea, edita y publica videos digitales.
Redes Sociales: Mantén y actualiza las redes sociales.
FotografÃa: Toma, edita y entrega fotos increÃbles.
Valor: US$ 85 Por dia
CuantÃa destinada a: Beneficios para los voluntarios, Materiales para las actividades de los voluntarios y Donaciones al proyecto
Descripción: Un dÃa de buceo en Lombok o Bali suele costar entre $130 y $150 (siéntete libre de comparar). Mi programa cuesta solo $85/dÃa e incluye un bungalow, tres comidas, Descubre Buceo (DSD), snorkel en Gili, clases de surf, excursiones a cascadas, paseos locales y transporte. Si lo prefieres, también puedes organizar todo por tu cuenta; con gusto te recomendaré los mejores lugares para visitar mientras planeas el resto.
3 dias libres por semana
Habitación privada: Tendrás una cama en un cuarto privado. SÃ, un cuarto solo para ti.
Desayuno: Tienes derecho a desayunos gratis cada dÃa de tu estadÃa.
Almuerzo: Tienes derecho a almuerzos gratis cada dÃa de tu estadÃa.
Cena: Tienes derecho a cenas gratis cada dÃa de tu estadÃa.
Tours gratis: Te llevamos a tours y paseos por la ciudad, GRATIS.
Tragos gratis: Obtén tragos y comidas gratis.
Certificado: Obtén un certificado de culminación una vez que hayas terminado tu experiencia.
Inglés Intermedio o Francés Intermedio
Entre 18 y 30 años
Admite voluntarios solos (no admite parejas o dúos)
Eres afuera de Indonesia
Pasaporte de la Unión Europea
Visado o ciudadanÃa de Estados Unidos
Seguro de viaje
Vuelos, Seguro de Viaje, Transporte Interno y Visa
This program is designed for passionate scuba divers who want to use their skills for a greater purpose — contributing to ocean protection while living simply, locally, and meaningfully.
As a volunteer, you’ll be based in a traditional coastal village in Sekotong, Lombok, where daily life moves at a slower pace and close ties with the sea shape the community. Here, you’ll work hand-in-hand with local conservation teams and residents, gaining both practical experience and cultural understanding.
Your role will include:
Coral reef restoration – assisting with underwater coral planting, maintenance, and monitoring.
Community action – joining beach clean-ups, marine education campaigns, and youth outreach.
Marine biodiversity protection – learning about local species, helping with surveys, and supporting efforts to safeguard ecosystems that sustain village livelihoods.
Accommodation is provided in a local guesthouse or homestay, with three daily meals included. At $45/day, this program prioritizes purpose, cultural immersion, and real impact over luxury. By living close to local families, eating traditional food, and contributing to conservation, you’ll not only strengthen the reefs but also the resilience of the people who depend on them.
This is more than just a diving experience — it’s a chance to become part of a movement that connects ocean health, community well-being, and meaningful travel.
Main Activities
Coral Reef Restoration: Assist with underwater coral planting, cleaning artificial reef structures, and monitoring coral growth.
Marine Conservation Support: Help with biodiversity surveys, species identification, and photo documentation of marine life.
Community Engagement: Participate in beach clean-ups, waste management workshops, and marine education sessions for local youth.
Cultural Immersion: Join village life, learn local fishing traditions, and share cross-cultural experiences with host families.
Typical Daily Shifts
Morning (08:00 – 12:00):
Dive session focused on coral restoration or biodiversity monitoring.
Alternative: Community clean-up or educational workshop if no dive scheduled.
Afternoon (14:00 – 17:00):
Dive or snorkel support activity (reef survey, underwater photography, or coral maintenance).
Community activities such as working with local youth groups or attending conservation talks.
Evening (Optional, 19:00 – 20:30):
Cultural exchange with local families (cooking, language practice, storytelling).
Group reflection or planning for the next day.
Time Commitment
Around 4–5 hours per day of structured activities (2–3 dives per week depending on weather, plus community projects).
1 day off per week for rest, exploring nearby islands, or enjoying Lombok’s beaches.
To ensure a respectful and productive experience for all, volunteers are asked to follow these guidelines:
Respect Local Culture: Dress modestly in the village, be polite, and learn local customs.
No Alcohol or Drugs: Strictly prohibited during your stay.
Consent for Media: Always ask permission before photographing individuals, especially locals and children.
Environmental Respect: No touching corals or marine life; follow reef-safe guidelines at all times.
Contribute Actively: Be proactive, responsible, and committed to your content deadlines.
Collaborate with the Team: Communicate openly with staff and fellow volunteers.
Keep Common Areas Clean: Respect the shared accommodation space.
