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Summer camp: Sea turtle conservation in Bali

Summer camp: Sea turtle conservation in Bali

Take part in a sea turtle conservation project in this summer camp in Bali, where you’ll be involved in a volunteer program at a turtle protection center. You’ll have the opportunity to practice your English, raise awareness of wildlife conservation issues, and enjoy a truly enriching international experience!

 

The Volunteer Project

The volunteer project takes place in a turtle conservation center that welcomes injured turtles and collects eggs to help raise the turtles in safety before releasing them to improve their chances of survival.

The tasks of the young participants will include:

  • Cleaning the tanks
  • Feeding the turtles
  • Crab catching
  • Release the sea turtles into the open sea that are old enough to be reintroduced.
  • Creating awareness signs
  • Cleaning the beach

 

This program supports sustainable development, with the beach just a few steps away!

Continuous supervision is provided and a group leader is present at all times to meet the needs of the participants.

 

Cultural Activities

During the trip, participants will take part in activities with the rest of the group during their free time and in the evenings.

Here are the activities generally offered:

  • Visit to Broken Tooth Beach
  • Visit to Kelinking Point
  • Visit to Crystal Bay Beach
  • Introduction to Balinese culture
  • Excursion to Nusa Lembongan Island
  • Mangrove tour
  • Snorkeling excursion
  • Island exploration by bike
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included

All listed projects and activities
Accommodation in shared rooms with full board (all meals are included)
Airport transfert round-trip
Orientation and training upon arrival
Local transport for all the projects and activities
Dedicated group coordinator for all projects and activities
24/7 local emergency assistance
Donation to the project

not included

International flights
Travel and repatriation insurance
Personal expenses
Medical insurance

MISSION BUDGET

This program is available:

  • from June 14 to June 27, 2026
  • from July 10 to July 23, 2026 – FULL
  • from July 24 to August 06, 2026
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    This summer camp offers the possibility to extend the experience by opting for an additional week of touring, allowing for a deeper exploration of the country.

Duration during the week
Budget total mission
2 weeks
1300 €

ONCE THERE

Arrival and Orientation

Upon your arrival, a project coordinator will be waiting for you with a sign bearing your name and will accompany you to your accommodation, where you will be welcomed by the rest of the team.

On the second day, you will receive an introduction to Balinese culture to familiarize yourself with the local conditions. The day continues with a visit to the sea turtle conservation center to begin the project the next day.

 

Accommodation

You will stay in shared rooms with the other minors participating in the program. The house is fully equipped: Wi-Fi in the common areas, fans, air conditioning, hot water showers, and secure lockers. Local laundromats and small shops are located nearby.

A coordinator dedicated to the group will be available on-site 24/7 for all projects.

Meals

All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) are provided.

 

Requirements

  • Travel and repatriation insurance
  • Official Cerfa travel authorization form
  • Parental consent
  • Passport valid for at least 6 months after return

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Prepare your departure

Travel, repatriation and civil liability insurance

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.

Online language courses

Achieve the language level required for your international project with tailored support. The Clic-campus method Free Packers X Clic Campus foreign language training courses combines videoconference lessons and an innovative e-learning platform, offering complete flexibility from the comfort of your own home.

FAQ

  • Cap or hat
  • Sunglasses
  • Eco-friendly sunscreen
  • Mosquito repellent
  • Hiking shoes
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Rain jacket or poncho
  • Towel
  • Small backpack
  • Long-sleeved clothing
  • Personal medication
  • Tip: laundry is inexpensive, so there’s no need to overpack.

 

Remember to check local conditions in the country to know what equipment to bring with you.

Wi-Fi is available at the centers. It is recommended to have a local SIM card or an eSIM (e.g., Airalo). A WhatsApp group makes communication easier between parents, organizers, and the teenagers.

Parents will also regularly receive photos during the program. Parents can contact the organizers directly for any important request.

Meals, accommodation, and activities are included.

We recommend exchanging money at the airport or withdrawing cash from an ATM near the center. There’s no need to bring a lot of cash.

You will be hosted by the NGO in UBUD on the first and last night to be close to the airport. For the rest of the program, you will be hosted by the NGO in Nusa Penida (dormitories of up to 6 people, single-sex, swimming pool, canteen, lockers available with a €5 deposit).

Meals included, a mix of local and Western dishes. Please let us know about any allergies or special diets before departure.

Arrival and departure take place at Denpasar International Airport (Bali).

No specific time is required: transfers are provided regardless of your arrival time.

Un summer camp, ou camp d’été, est une expérience immersive qui permet aux adolescents et aux jeunes adultes de participer à des activités éducatives, sportives et culturelles pendant les vacances estivales. Ces programmes offrent un cadre sécurisé pour découvrir de nouvelles cultures, activités, améliorer ses compétences linguistiques (anglais / espagnol) et rencontrer des personnes d’horizons variés. Ces programmes portent un aspect éducatif important : les ados vont pouvoir apprendre beaucoup sur la culture et la langue du pays visité.

Most youth camps follow a similar structure:

First day: upon arrival, teens are welcomed by the staff, introduced to the other participants, and given a tour of the facilities to help them feel comfortable.

Monday to Friday:

  • Morning: language classes (an average of 15 hours per week)
  • Afternoon: cultural and sports activities (visits, workshops, nature outings, etc.)
  • Evening: free time, games, and opportunities to connect with international participants

 

Weekend: excursions and visits to explore more of the country and practice the language in real-life situations.

Registering for a summer camp abroad is generally done in several steps:

 

  1. Choose a suitable program based on the teenager’s interests and language level.
  2. Check the registration requirements: age, language level, administrative prerequisites.
  3. Call with our team to guide you toward the right project and answer your questions.
  4. Complete an application form including information about the child, any specific needs, and parental authorizations.
  5. Plan the logistics: transport, visa, travel insurance, vaccinations if necessary.
  6. Finalize the registration and prepare for departure, making sure you have all the necessary equipment. Sports camps often require suitable clothing.

Of course! Whatever your academic track, you can take part.

Our 10th-grade internships abroad cover a wide range of areas that positively impact local communities. You can choose to take part in:

  • Education: Support teaching in schools, run educational workshops for children, or take part in awareness campaigns on crucial topics such as the environment.
  • Environmental conservation: Join reforestation projects, help protect endangered species, or take part in beach and ocean clean-ups.
  • Community support: Help with the construction, renovation, and development of educational infrastructure.

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