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Choosing us means immersing yourself in a primordial and regenerative experience. You will live in a magical land that once hosted an old goat shed, surrounded by century-old trees 🌳 and ancient Nuragic signs, where the silence is broken only by the sounds of nature. It is the perfect place if you are looking for a total disconnection and want to acquire unique practical skills: from bio-building to permaculture, to regenerative agriculture, to the production of preserves and to foraging. Additionally, the proximity to the sea will allow you to perfectly combine country life with coastal relaxation.

We are a passionate team with extensive experience in bio-building, natural farming and permaculture, enriched by a background in Steiner pedagogy and in various traditional artisanal and culinary techniques. We love sharing this knowledge and regularly organize courses and events in our rural space. Our guests are treated as true travel companions: expect a climate of warm hospitality, dialogue and spontaneous collaboration. We will share with you not only our meals and our know-how, but also the joy of watching this splendid corner of Sardinia blossom day after day.

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Reviews

4.5
(9 reviews)9

Staff & Host

4.5

Hours & Tasks

4.5

Hostel

5.0

Learning & Fun

4.5
About the experience in: San Vito, Italy

Italy

5

Efisio and Irina, the two people who will welcome us to this wonderful place immersed in nature. They were very cordial and welcoming upon my arrival, and it was nice to chat with them. The main tasks were those of preparing some materials useful for the realization of a structure built entirely with natural materials and imparting some notions about bio-building. In your free time you can visit beautiful beaches that are about 1 hour by car from the structure. I recommend arriving by car if you plan to go out in your free time.

7 days ago

About the experience in: San Vito, Italy

Nicaragua

4

Efisio has some rules there, so ask him directly what you can use or when.

21 days ago

About the experience in: San Vito, Italy

Slovakia

4

Hi everyone! 😊 This was my first Worldpackers experience and at first it was challenging. I had to get used to the new environment, language, sleeping in a tent, physically demanding work and extreme heat. After a few days, however, I adapted and really started enjoying it. The work can be demanding, but you also learn how to build with natural materials like mud and hay. Irina is one of the kindest people I have met and always tried to make us feel comfortable. The nature is beautiful — mountains, animals, peace and quiet. 🌿 I recommend: come with friend, flashlight, good insulated water.

about 2 months ago

About the experience in: San Vito, Italy

Czech Republic

5

I really loved my experience here! I absolutely adored all the animals, especially the cats, and I already miss them. The work can be quite hard, but I think it can be adapted to what suits you it’s really all about communication, so don’t be afraid to talk about anything.
Irina and Efisio are such kind and warm people. They always helped me whenever I needed it, and I especially became really close with Irina. She felt like an older sister to me...I would recommend this place to people who enjoy nature, peace and being a bit on their own. Can't wait to come back🤍

about 2 months ago


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About the experience in: San Vito, Italy

United States

4

Beautiful farm and the animals that were around brought me so so much joy! We were able to explore a lot locally because other volunteers had cars, so we went on adventures together - I would recommend a rental car if you can (although the driveway can be a bit tricky). We had some problems but I was really impressed by the communication and resolution with Efisio & Irena. Hours were very respected and treated humanely (some days were too hot to work). Working here is a great way to immerse yourself in nature.

3 months ago


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Contact with nature

Rural

Contact with animals

Wilderness