Come and be our bartender!

Help a sustainable project: This host contributes to building a better and more sustainable future for all!
Connect with the locals: 3 travelers recommend this host to have close contact with locals
Immerse yourself in the local culture: 2 travelers recommend this host for those looking for a local cultural immersion
Accepts couples and pairs of volunteers

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What you offer

30h

Hours per week: Help out and collaborate with your host only a few hours per week.

Kitchen Hand: Help prepare, finish and serve meals.

Bartending: Make and serve drinks and help maintain the beverages inventory.

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What you get

Days off per week: Have some time off for yourself, go explore the city or rest for a while.

Shared Dorm: You will have a bed in a shared room, which means you will share the same room with other travelers.

Lunch: You are entitled to a free lunch, every day of your stay.

Dinner: You are entitled to a free dinner, every day of your stay.

Basic Internet Access: Basic speed internet for you to work remotely

Discounts on Drinks: Get discounts for drinks and beverages from our bar.

Support: Get help from the Worldpackers support team in case you need it, at any point of your trip.

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Availability

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Stay at least: 2 weeks

The Experience

Working in a romantic vineyard restaurant. We expect our volunteers to help us as a waiter/waitresses and bartenders in our restaurant. Volunteers can learn the basic principles of sustainability while living in the vineyard. Help our winemakers in the cellar learn pruning the grapes etc

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Requirements

Intermediate English or Fluent Russian
Between 21 and 60 years old
Welcomes solo volunteers, couples, and partners of volunteers

What's not included

Flights, Travel Insurance, Internal Transportation and Visa

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a) How was your experience with this host?
b) How was your day-to-day routine?
c) How much did you spend on this trip?

UN Sustainable Development Goals

Join the host in pursuit of these goals and contribute to building a better and more sustainable future for all.

Clean water and sanitation

Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all.

Sustainable cities and communities

Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.

Life on land

Protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems.

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3 Reviews

4.0

Host & Team

4.0

Hours & Tasks

3.5

Winery

5.0

Learning & Fun

3.5

How this experience will transform you

3 Meeting locals
2 Immersing in the local culture
2 Meeting international travelers
2 Learning about sustainability
1 Practicing English
1 Developing environmental awareness

This host contributes to Sustainable Development Goals

1 15. Life on land

Kelsey

United States

The good: beautiful property and accommodations and the food is AMAZING. The not good: When the winery is closed it's difficult for you to leave the property (no gate access). My first week there was no communication about shifts, and I felt that I was viewed and treated as nothing more than free labor. All I did was waitressing I learned nothing about winemaking as the post suggests. The hosts were usually too busy to help me, I was often left stranded (literally on the side of the road once), and the property is very far from town. The WiFi is horrible. I felt very isolated and lonely here.

about 1 year ago

Katie

New Zealand

The team at the winery is lovely - they all put in so much effort despite the language barrier to be inclusive both at work and during my stay. Asli, who manages your stay, is kind and made sure I was happy with everything in the room (which was private with a bathroom, may change if its busier) and at work. The vineyard is gorgeous and the food is incredible. Just some things to note: bring beige pants for working in and a white tshirt, the team speaks minimal English so perhaps learn some very basic Turkish related to simple kitchen tasks, the WiFi is very slow don't expect to download anything.

almost 2 years ago

Esin

Turkey

100/10. My eyes feasted the whole time I was there. The cellar room inside is very nice. I didn't do it, but you have the chance to try interesting experiences like bottling wine. A place where you can learn a lot about Mediterranean cuisine. You can also sometimes taste the leftovers at the end of the day. The food and accommodation were great in general. I am very happy to meet and spend time with Asli and her team. Asli is a very sincere and helpful woman, she always tries to provide the best experience for both you and her employees. If I didn't have plans I would love to stay there more.

almost 2 years ago

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