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A 3–4 week immersion for those who choose permaculture as a real act. We welcome travelers, but not those seeking a cheap or superficial experience. We follow the 3Rs and core ethics. Basic knowledge, respect and willingness to change habits are required. Consumerism, plastic and industrial food are not compatible. You take part in village life. If you are not ready to question yourself and leave excess and toxic food, this is not your place.
15 hours of help per week
Cleaning: Help clean the kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms and common areas.
Social Work: Help with volunteer work in local projects and communities.
Building & Repairing: Help with a wide range of repairs or building.
Gardening: Help grow plants and cultivate gardens
Amount: US$ 15 Per day
Fee pays for: Benefits for travelers, Materials for volunteer activities, and Donation to project
Description: Please be aware that as a permaculture project, we charge fees to help us to grow our community. Payment in advance, non-refundable. Three weeks 1 person 12,600 ThB (18$ por day) 1 month 1 person 12,000 ThB (15 $ por day) • Private hut • All food 3 time a day plus extra party time • Sheets, blankets, pillows, Mosquito net • Full access to training and facilities • Free laundry * fast internet
1 day off per week
Private Room: You will have a bed in a private room. In other words, a room just for you.
Tent: You will sleep in a tent at a camping site.
Breakfast: You are entitled to a free breakfast, every day of your stay.
Lunch: You are entitled to a free lunch, every day of your stay.
Dinner: You are entitled to a free dinner, every day of your stay.
Free Laundry: You can use our laundry room freely.
Bikes at your disposal: You can use our bikes any time you want.
Fast Internet Access: High-speed internet for you to work remotely
Intermediate English
Welcomes solo volunteers, couples, and partners of volunteers
Flights, Travel Insurance, Internal Transportation and Visa
This is not a standard program, not a school with fixed schedules, and not a work exchange.
It is an experiment in community living based on permaculture principles.
There are no “5 hours of work” followed by free time for tours, scooters and attractions.
That kind of experience exists — and we offer it in our tourist packages.
This is something else.
Here, you live together.
You observe, participate and contribute when needed.
Sometimes there is work, sometimes rest, sometimes sharing.
The value is in presence, not productivity.
Reduction is central: less consumption, fewer distractions, less need to “do something”.
More awareness, connection and simplicity.
Individual needs, when placed above the needs of the community, disrupt harmony and continuity.
If you are looking for a cheap base for tourism, this is not the right program.
Your role here is also to help us educate the tourists we receive.
If your intention is to turn this place into something like a hotel, it is not compatible with what we are building.
If you are ready to let go of certain habits, observe deeply and participate without fixed expectations, then this may be the right place for you.
We do not always have programs or schedules.
Days start early: cleaning shared spaces, working in the garden, harvesting, watering, supporting ongoing tasks.
Activities may include bamboo building, working with clay and local materials, wood, crafts, coconut oil production, jams and preserves, as well as hosting guests.
You don’t choose activities based on personal preference: insisting on specific tasks creates imbalance.
Here you observe and take part in what is needed.
Your contribution supports the development of sustainable projects.
This is not a service: you are not a waiting customer, but an active part of the village.
Rest is important and work is not mandatory. See “Work” on our website, but presence and participation matter.
There are also spontaneous moments: river time, social games, evenings by the fire.
Moments are created together.
Those who arrive with rigid expectations same time feel disappointed.
The village already offers a lot. The real question is not what do you expect: but what do you bring?
Suitable for those who wish to meet people from around the world, but above all for those ready to live simply, in nature, with real presence.
Each person’s talent is welcome, but roles are not chosen: they emerge from needs, observation, and the ability to give meaning to actions and interactions.
This is not for those seeking free time, fixed working hours or space for tourism.
Resilience and adaptation are part of permaculture: comfort, routine and rigid expectations are not compatible.
Participation happens without expectations, with a spirit of contribution and openness.
If you are looking for something else, there are more suitable experiences.
