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Hello! We need nice fluente English's spoken people for a short English's immersion camp we are having at the end of November. We will teach you all our activities and workshop as a training and then you will explain them to kids (supported by us for sure). This could be the best position we have ever created. We are waiting for you!
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49 Get in touch with nature
48 Meeting international travelers
42 Meeting locals
36 Practicing Spanish
32 Immersing in the local culture
23 Developing social awareness
Canada
I had an amazing experience as the lodge. Daro as well as the team were very accommodating and understanding as Spanish is not my first language. Although I did learn a lot from the staff and the children from the camps. I wish I could have spent more time there as the environment was spectacular and extremely welcoming. I was well fed and anything we needed Daro was sure to help out the best he could. The camp really did feel like a second home. I would most definitely come back again next year if Daro would have me again! you should definitely make your way here!!!
1 day ago
Italy
Having to evaluate the experience here I have to admit that although the location is a beautiful place for guests and for nature lovers, the same cannot be said for the experience as a worldpackers travelers that for all this (inclusion, sociality, health of meals, water and services, behavior, personal privacy) left me very puzzled because reading the information on the proposal and the initial video call I certainly did not expect such an unprofessional experience, referring to this, I would consider changing the title first.
3 days ago
Finland
My time at the lodge was quite rough. I didn't get enough guidance for what they want me to do and when, also got some overlapping instructions which led me to not get into the flow of the place. Daro told that he doesn't like to be asked too many questions and that we should figure things out ourselves, which I understand because he had a lot on his plate, but it also led to situations where I felt lost and didn't feel comfortable asking about what to do. There were a lot of things that didn't work and so I had to leave earlier than planned. If you apply, you should know some Spanish
15 days ago
Hello Saimi,
Thanks for your feedback. We know you should know some spanish, that's why we write it on the rules and explanations.
We are sorry because of the situation, there was the best experience ever. However, we did our part as we do always and things goes well.
Sometimes we need to see the big picture and start working from ourselves.
At the same time, please to all these new volunteers that want to come to us. Please read everything in advance and remember that the success of the experience is mostly up to you and how you adapt to our place.
We are always the same, more or less work depending on the season but the same atmosphere and values. We learn form everyone and each situation, nevertheless if you are willing for an epic experience please be proactive, kind and follow the few rules we have to create such an amazing team!
United States
This was my first volunteer experience and has set the bar very high for the future. Everyone was welcoming from the moment I arrived. I had originally signed on to da social media position, but ended up helping out with various tasks— maintenance, helping with camp activities, organizing games, serving meals— all very easy. The work environment is light-hearted and fun! Daro has a wonderful full time staff, all locals, who are mostly Spanish speaking and incredibly kind. The other volunteers are from all over with varying levels of Spanish. Hasta luego, the lodge 💛
about 1 month ago
Slovenia
I don't speak any Spanish, but the whole team went out of their way to make me feel welcomed, used non verbal communication and had be overall so patient while I tried to learn the basics of the language. The work was diverse and light. Daro, Rafa, Jose and the rest of the team are amazing, funny people and I couldn't wish for a better first experience. I made 2 very good friends from Scotland and US, my time there was amazing and I only regret not having done it sooner. The place is amazing, the location is remote and might look scary to get to at first, but it's worth it!
about 1 month ago
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