Sea Turtle Conservation Volunteering in Nicaragua

Become a part of our conservation effort on a remote beach in Nicaragua, where sea turtle eggs have been harvested ever since. Local families rely on the income they generate by selling eggs on the market. That's why we pay for most of the nests we protect in our hatchery. Our ecologically built infrastructure is located within a virgin beachfront forest adjacent to the Pacific Ocean. We offer a dormitory-style cabin (accommodating a maximum of 4 people) with a shared toilet and shower, as well as a cozy community space with a well-equipped kitchen. Volunteers cook their own breakfast and lunch and enjoy a traditional dinner. Join us in Nicaragua, helping physically (with the workload) and financially. The more people come and stay, the more we can protect as a community. Expect to help with daily chores such as hatchery management, nest relocation, maintenance, gardening, and more. It is important for us to give you enough free time to explore and enjoy the natural setting. We also have a weekly activity schedule with workshops, crafts, courses, and fun trips (optional but included in the price). This program is also open to students seeking internship opportunities.