Solidarity group travel with responsible tourism in Mexico
In fourteen days you will be able to live a unique experience that combines conservation, learning, leisure and adventure in a unique environment.
paradisiacal surroundings: the most unknown Mexico in a very beautiful and little exploited area: the coast of Oaxaca.
The coordinator is Bea, a nature-loving girl from Madrid who has been there for several years. Together with her, you will walk along the beaches at night in search for turtles to collect their eggs. You will visit magical natural sites and wild beaches with mangroves at their feet. You will take care of the deer and participate in activities with the seized goods. crocodiles of the most protected lagoon for the species in Oaxaca. In addition, you will participate in environmental education workshops and in beach cleaning.
By participating in these activities, you will be taking care of the natural resources and collaborating directly with the conservation groupsWe are doing our bit, interacting with and strengthening ties between different cultures.
In this programme of experiences for the conservation you will be contributing to strengthening the impact of local groups and the socio-economic development of the area 💚.
This project works towards achieving the following Sustainable Development Goals



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Project Location
Pacific Coast -
Volunteer hours
For those who want to get to know the coast of Oaxaca in an authentic and local way with Bea, the coordinator of this trip. You will collaborate in wildlife conservation and awareness projects and also participate in activities with various local communities. It is also a family-friendly trip. -
Volunteer activities
Conservation activities such as surveillance patrols, species protection, population data collection, photo-trapping, species observation, beach cleaning, tree planting, cooking and environmental education workshops with local communities, etc. -
Minimal collaboration
14 days -
Incluido
Tumaini accompanimentTourist activitiesHot waterLunchAccommodationDinnerKitchenLocal CoordinatorTraining courseBreakfastAirport pick-upVolunteer liability insuranceWIFI -
No incluido
Travel insuranceFlight
Volunteer Program
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
day 5
day 6
- Cacalote area with beautiful beaches where you can relax.
- Zicatela beach, known among surfers for its strong waves.
- Lagunas de Chacahua National Park
- See the phenomenon of bioluminescence in a lagoon - the water glows like magic!
day 7
day 8
day 9
day 10
- Boat trip on the Ventanilla Lagoon and visit to the Environmental Management Island.
- Feeding and maintenance of deer.
- We will enjoy the Ventanilla beach at sunset.
Day 11
Day 12
Day 13
- Carrizalillo Beach
- Estacahuite Beach
- Mazunte: a magical town full of life, in the mornings many boatmen offer tours to observe dolphins, manta rays, whales, turtles in the water, coral reefs, etc.
Day 14
Project Location
Project
Climate
- November to January are the coolest months (cooler at night but still hot during the day) and without rain.
- February to June are the hottest months. There is no rain during these months, except for June, when it may start to rain.
- Between June and October is when there is the most rainfall in the area.
- 14 days: 1.598 €
- Search for the solidarity trip that best fits your profile and interests to provide an enriching beneficial experience for both travellers and NGOs.
- A guide of the project with useful up-to-date information on the status and needs of the project.
- Support during the preparation of your trip: visas, vaccinations, tips for buying your flight, advice on what to visit, essentials to carry in your backpack, practical information (money exchange, transport, timetables, culture, etc.).
- Tumaini coordinator available by email or phone whenever you need to solve all your doubts. Sometimes, if possible, face-to-face meetings are also held.
- Online course on solidarity travel and responsible tourism, mandatory for travellers to get the most out of their experience.
- Contact, as far as possible and on request, with travellers who have already been on the project.
- Contact, if possible and on request, with people who are going to travel on similar dates to chat before the solidarity trip, resolve doubts or organize it together.
- Basic Tumaini Costanese-Spanish dictionary.
- Accident and liability insurance specialized in volunteering.
- Follow-up during the solidarity trip.
- Letter of reference or certificate of solidarity travel/volunteering on request.
- CO2 compensation by planting a tree and monitoring it for three years on the island of Borneo in Indonesia.
- Accommodation in shared rooms in local communities.
- All public transport journeys between projects and transport upon arrival from Puerto Escondido Airport (PXM)
- 3 group meals per day (except on the 3 days off).
- Local coordinator and community guides.
- Basic materials for work and common use.
- International or domestic ticket.
- Transport and food on the 3 days off.
- Travel insurance (compulsory)
- Extras such as personal excursions, personal hygiene products, shopping, food outside the centre etc.