Help on the farm - live in the center of Itacaré

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About the experience in: Itacaré, Brazil

Switzerland

5

I spent almost two weeks at susans place and i enjoyed my stay at the tiny house. i helped building the walls for her house on the countryside, harvesting bamboo for construction and helped cleaning the house in the town for receving guests. the home, carlos and gianna are very welcoming and i'm happy i met them :)

about 1 month ago


Susan replied

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your kind review, Dominik. You are always welcome here! Hopefully we'll have the guest house here in the countryside finished soon, so that you also have a lovely retreat from the busy city life 🫶 All the best for your future - you'll surely get a wonderful job in Switzerland!

About the experience in: Itacaré, Brazil

Brazil

5

An incredible experience at the house in Itacaré! 💛 We built a clay wall and she was a super attentive, funny, and welcoming hostess. The house in the center is beautiful. It’s worth noting that the work routine is quite active, so it's a great choice for those who like to roll up their sleeves and really get involved. The house, thank you for everything! 🌿

about 11 hours ago

About the experience in: Itacaré, Brazil

Brazil

5

Our experience was very special, the house was wonderful with us and we stayed in a lovely little house in the center, near the beach! On some days, the work was more tiring in the bioconstruction part and demanded a lot from us, but also the result was very rewarding. We learned, contributed and lived moments that made this experience worth it. We are grateful for the opportunity and for the exchange during this period that extended beyond what was expected. My hug to this lovely family: Gianna, Carlos, the house and Buda ❤️ Gratitude ❤️

4 days ago

About the experience in: Itacaré, Brazil

Brazil

5

The house is incredible and teaches everything! The work is heavy, but rewarding, and she respects our limits. My fiancée and I had a lot of privacy in a beautiful house facing the sea. We learned to build a bioconstruction wall, use a drill, a jigsaw, cut bamboo, sift sand, and make the mortar. We also planted cassava, cleaned, and organized the house. The house was very clear about what was expected and always respectful. We have kept these learnings close to our hearts. See you soon! 🌊🧱💍✨

29 days ago


Susan replied

Thank you very much!!! 🥰
Have a good trip and see you later!!!

About the experience in: Itacaré, Brazil

Brazil

5

The house is an amazing, lively, communicative and respectful person. It was my first experience with bioconstruction, simply incredible; I managed to understand well all the teachings passed on and all the tasks well divided, and the schedules and days off were all very well arranged. The countryside house is a cozy refuge and everything was made with ecological materials; it was the first volunteer experience with so many personal and life knowledge that I will keep in my heart. I thank the house, Gianna, Carlos, Buda (the dog 🐕 protector) and your house for being so full of life and stories. See you soon! 😘🥰.

29 days ago

About the experience in: Itacaré, Brazil

Brazil

5

My experience at the home was very important, as I see it as an opportunity for growth and personal development. Learning and contributing in this moment so important in her life, with the arrival of her baby 💕 During volunteering, I participated in different tasks helping at the home and on the farm, always with learning, exchange and flexibility. The little house is very cozy, I felt at home. I wish all the best for the home and its children and I am grateful for the experience 🙏🏽✨

about 1 year ago


Susan replied

So lovely! Thank you, Priscila! That's it indeed 🫶

About the experience in: Itacaré, Brazil

Bolivia

3

The house is very beautiful and comfortable. Although the description says home help, several days a week the work is in the countryside and sometimes you spend the whole day there, compensating with another day. The host also has an Airbnb, and part of the tasks is cleaning that space. In my case, she mentioned that she had had problems communicating with an Argentine volunteer, and that's why she seemed to prefer Brazilian volunteers.

11 months ago


Susan replied

Hi Mariana, thanks for your review. I would like to clarify a misunderstanding: I never said that I prefer Brazilian volunteers. It would be very rude to say that to someone who isn’t Brazilian. I only mentioned a previous case with communication problems, and that’s why I asked you to tell me if something wasn’t clear, even in Spanish. I tried to talk with you, but it was difficult due to the lack of communication. I wish you all the best. Hugs, Susan.

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