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Ecuador
Goni and everyone are good people, I just believe they don't communicate well at all. The workers never knew I was coming and they never gave me a list of the things that I was supposed to do everyday. One day they told me I had to leave because I wasn't supposed to make 25h a week, but 32. I told him that this was in the ad and he was confused about this. Like he didn't know about this at all. The food was good, but there was a lady in the kitchen who was always arguing with the host and that made the environment tense all the time. Thank you for your time and hospitality anyways.
3 months ago
Bolivia
The place is very beautiful and the campsite too. Johnny, who runs the place, is super friendly, respectful, and was always attentive to making sure I was comfortable and well. My issue was with the woman who cooked and her son. I felt they didn't really understand what volunteering is: I had a few hours agreed in exchange for lodging and meals, but they expected me to work many more hours, like them, although they do receive a salary. Also, I had problems with the food, since at times they served me very little, and some of his son's attitudes made me feel uncomfortable. Not speaking English made it hard to talk.
3 months ago
