During this summer camp in Bali, teenagers aged 15 to 17 will have the opportunity to take part in two humanitarian projects and give real meaning to their trip. One project involves sea turtle conservation and the other allows participants to engage in a construction and renovation project alongside local communities.
In addition to volunteering, activities are offered during free time to encourage immersion and discovery of the country.
Young participants will have the chance to join two volunteer programs during their trip. This allows them to truly discover the local culture, connect with communities, practice their English, and create unforgettable memories!
Support local communities in the villages of Ubud and the surrounding areas. The goal is to help build and renovate public infrastructure such as schools, playgrounds, and public libraries.
Your tasks may vary, but they generally involve creating drawings and paintings in schools and helping with basic construction work.
On certain days of the trip, you will have the opportunity to visit a turtle conservation center that cares for injured turtles, collects eggs, raises baby turtles, and releases them once they are ready.
You will assist the local team in their daily work, helping with tasks such as cleaning the tanks or feeding the turtles.
Constant supervision is provided, and a group leader is present at all times to meet the needs of the participants.
These two volunteer projects offer valuable learning experiences for young people. Getting involved alongside local communities opens the door to meaningful reflection and is also a great way to improve their English.
Throughout the trip, the teens are supervised and will be able to join activities with the other program participants during their free time and in the evenings.
Here are the activities generally offered:
This program is available on the following dates:
This summer camp offers the possibility to extend the experience by choosing an additional week of travel, allowing for a deeper exploration of the country.
Duration during the week | Budget total mission |
|---|---|
2 weeks | 1200 € |
Upon your arrival, a project coordinator will be waiting for you with a sign displaying your name, and will accompany you to your accommodation where you will be welcomed by the rest of the team.
The second day is dedicated to a visit to Ubud, with an introduction to Lebanese culture to familiarize yourself with the local conditions. The day ends with a traditional Balinese dance performance.
You will stay in shared rooms with other minors participating in the program.
A dedicated coordinator will be available on-site 24/7 for all projects.
All meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) are provided.
For all international projects, Realstep requires participants to take out travel insurance covering accidents, illness, and repatriation, as well as civil liability for professional activities abroad.
For complete protection while studying or interning abroad, you can take out Cap Student insurance online by following this link Student insurance abroad | Chapka Assurances, which will give you a 5% discount.
If you take out another insurance policy, we will ask you to send us a copy of your certificate in English.
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