Rebuild Nahualcali: Hands, Heart & Healing After the Storm

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L'expérience

Nahualcali is a community sanctuary in Chacahua National Park, Oaxaca. After Hurricane Erick (June 2025), we’re rebuilding with help from volunteers skilled in carpentry, gardening, and art. We offer camping, breakfast, and a shared kitchen. Nature is wild here — expect bugs, animals, and rustic living. Please bring no plastic or trash — we live simply and tread lightly.

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Ce que vous offrez

25 heures d'aide par semaine

Agriculture: Planter des cultures, semer des graines et aider aux tâches extérieures.

Peinture & Décoration: Aider à peindre ou décorer les installations de la propriété.

Construction & Réparation: Aider à diverses réparations ou constructions.

Jardinage: Aider à faire pousser des plantes et cultiver des jardins

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Ce que vous recevez

2 jours de congé par semaine

Tente: Vous dormirez dans une tente sur un site de camping.

Petit-déjeuner: Vous avez droit à un petit-déjeuner gratuit, tous les jours de votre séjour.

Utilisez notre cuisine équipée: N'hésitez pas à utiliser notre cuisine et préparer vos propres délicieux repas.

Accès Internet Basique: Internet à vitesse basique pour travailler à distance

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Exigences

Débutant Anglais ou Débutant Espagnol

Entre 18 et 80 ans

Accueille les volontaires solo, les couples et les partenaires de volontaires

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Ce qui n'est pas inclus

Vols, assurance voyage, transport interne et visa

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Détails du programme

Nahualcali is an eco-retreat-style sanctuary inside Chacahua National Park in Oaxaca, Mexico, encircled by the sea, mangroves, lagoons, and wildlife. After Hurricane Erick (June 2025), we’re rebuilding using natural materials, art, and community care—offering a blend of purposeful work and deep nature immersion. As a hosted experience, we provide structure and support, with individuals contributing to our shared vision of restoration.

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Activités et horaires

Workload: ~4–5 hours/day, 5 days/week

Tasks include:
Rebuilding cabins, palapas, and communal areas using palm, wood & reclaimed materials.
Garden clean-up, landscaping, composting & replanting
Artistic projects such as murals, sign-making, and creative restoration
Organization and maintenance of common areas

Schedule: Morning shifts (e.g., 8–12 pm), allowing afternoons for rest, exploration, or swimming. Physical work in a wild environment—come prepared with sun and bug protection!

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Règles

No plastic or disposable packaging—we cannot manage trash removal.
Respect the wildlife—expect animals, bugs, mosquitoes; tread lightly.
No loud music or parties after 10 pm—this is a quiet, healing retreat.
Take care of tools, shared spaces, and each other.
Be flexible, proactive, and responsible—we’re hosted, not communal, and appreciate attention to guidelines.
We kindly ask you to treat our kitchen utensils with love and care, as they’re shared by all. If something gets accidentally broken, we’d appreciate a small contribution to help us replace it—this way, we can keep our kitchen cozy and welcoming for everyone.