Protect the Ocean and Experience Island Life in Korea

You'll join beach cleanups and marine plogging, collecting litter while enjoying the island's coastal scenery. Depending on the season and local conditions, you may also help with village activities such as gardening or tidal flat experiences.

You don't need to be an experienced volunteer. An interest in protecting the environment, a willingness to help, and consideration for the local community are great places to start.

You'll experience a slower pace of life shaped by the sea, with coastal walks, a small harbor, and opportunities to connect with local residents. It's a chance to discover a side of Korea that feels very different from its busy cities.

Participants stay together in a shared community space, such as the village hall. It's a communal living experience, so being considerate of others and willing to share space are important parts of daily life.

Absolutely! The project welcomes groups from universities, clubs, and groups of friends. Working together to care for the coastline can be a meaningful way to share an experience and make memories together.

Yes. Activities such as gardening and tidal flat experiences depend on the season, weather, and local conditions. While the exact activities may vary, the project focuses on coastal cleanup and supporting the local village community.

Beyond contributing to marine conservation, you'll have the chance to experience local community life, work alongside people from different backgrounds, and appreciate the impact of small actions. You may return home with new perspectives and memories of a very different side of Korea.