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Farm Autonome Provinz Bozen - Südtirol, Italy
Experience living in a camper van in Italy (MAY to SEPTEMBER)
What you offer
15h
- Hours per week
- Help out and collaborate with your host only a few hours per week.
- Farming
- Plant crops, sow seeds and help in outside tasks.
- Painting & Decorating
- Help with painting or decorating the property facilities.
- Building & Repairing
- Help with a wide range of repairs or building.
- Gardening
- Help grow plants and cultivate gardens
What you get
2
- Days off per week
- Have some time off for yourself, go explore the city or rest for a while.
- Team Dorm
- You will have a bed in a shared room, which means you will share the same room with other people.
- 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.
- Fast Internet Access
- High-speed internet for you to work remotely
- Use our equipped kitchen
- Feel free to use our kitchen and make your own delicious food.
- Free Laundry
- You can use our laundry room freely.
- Pick Up
- We will pick you up when you arrive, and take you to our property.
- Support
- Get help from the Worldpackers support team in case you need it, at any point of your trip.
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Availability
Mar
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- Stay at least
- 10 days
The Experience
Help our family farm and enjoy a camper van life in Italy :)Starting from the end of April, we will open our doors to short-term travelers, providing accommodation in our two campervans – a spacious one that can accommodate up to 3 people and a smaller one for 1 person or a couple. Additionally, we offer a shared kitchen/living room , shared warm water shower and bathroom facilities with laundry.
Learn moreRequirements
- Between 18 and 44 years old
- Welcomes solo volunteers, couples, and partners of volunteers
What's not included
Flights, Travel Insurance, Internal Transportation and Visa
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24 Reviews
Host & Team
Hours & Tasks
Farm
Learning & Fun
How this experience will transform you
- 19 Get in touch with nature
- 17 Meeting international travelers
- 14 Immersing in the local culture
- 12 Meeting locals
- 8 Practicing English
- 8 Developing social awareness
This host contributes to Sustainable Development Goals
- 10 15. Life on land
- 5 2. Zero hunger
- 4 10. Reduced inequalities
Denis
Brazil
That was my first experience on World Packers, and it couldn't have been more complete! Everything is as it's written and shown onthe farm farmfarmapp! the farmfarmhouse is huge, Elisabeth and Fritz are really cool people to talk to, I got lucky 'cause Timo was there (another volunteer, who is a friend ofthe farm farmfarmfamily), and he was explaining everything to me, allthe farm farmfarmwork that had to be done, he's quite an awesome guy! There is also Leonore (Fritz mom) who is an incredible person, and cooks pretty well! I had everything I needed there, to eat and to work. My room was cold but then I learned how to warm it up.
19 days ago
Elisabeth replied
Thank you for everything Denis. We all hope to see you again in the future.
Wolke
Germany
I was picked up fromthe farm farmfarmtrainstation and greeted and welcomed with a warm heart. I got enough food, the farmfarmroom I stayed at was big andthe farm farmfarmlandscape beautiful. Butthe farm farmfarmthings said by Anna and Verena are true. I never knew what food was safe to eat because of mold and foodmoths. the farmfarmmood was very strange and i didnt feel safe. When we tried to set boundaries and eventually wanted to leave early (which we said very nicely) the farmfarmhost did a whole speech on what a bad person I was (ungrateful, never satisfied, judgemental etc) we felt very disrespected. I think its important to consider these things.
about 1 month ago
Elisabeth replied
This review shows the dependence of Wolke and the unability to talk about problems directly instead of in public. We have 3 kitchens to organize. we bought fresh grocery together and she saw the oranges ( wich get mouldy after a week) every day in the kitchen, without picking the moldy ones out. I dont eat oranges, i bought them for you...
Anna
Austria
Not quite what I expected, the farmfarmhost was nice and welcoming but we didn't get to see them much because we're non smokers and had a separate place to live. For me it was a bit too dirty (dog poo onthe farm farmfarmfloor, mold inthe farm farmfarmshower). We had a lot of free scheduling which was nice butthe farm farmfarmtasks were different than I expected (cleaning mold out ofthe farm farmfarmshower, going through trash and separating it by hand) If you don't mind that kind of stuff then it's probably a good fit for you, unfortunately I didn't havethe farm farmfarmgreatest time but I appreciatethe farm farmfarmopportunity to get to know my limits better
about 1 month ago
Elisabeth replied
Wow giving a review after not even spending 24 hours on the farm. Great Job girls
Daria
Ukraine
Our hosts spent almost every evening with us and told us many interesting things. There was not much work and it was not hard, sometimes we had days off even inthe farm middle ofthe farm week. the farmfarmthing I enjoyedthe farm most was working inthe farm vineyards, Elizabeth showed us how to pickthe farm grapes and after that we grinded them into juice. A few days later there was filtering of this must and it was all a new experience for me. She will also buy any food for you if you want to cook something. I believe after a little renovation inside, after cleaning inside and outside, it will be much more comfortable.
6 months ago
Alissa
United States
This was my first volunteer experience, and I couldn't have asked for a better one. the farmfarmhosts create a very welcoming and safe environment, and it really does feel like home. the farmfarmwork was easy and was clearly laid out what had to be done. I would recommend this experience to everyone, and I will remember it forever. Can't wait to come back inthe farm future :)
6 months ago
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