Lead creative environmental workshops for young children in rural Andalusia, preparing activities and a community theatre piece while living simply and engaging deeply with the local culture.

Help restore ancient hiking paths and learn about the history of the Catalan Pyrenees during this off-the-beaten-track group volunteering project in the Siard Valley, Spain.

Preserve local stonework heritage, make friends from around the world, and experience authentic Catalan culture abroad in sunny Spain.

Help restore UNESCO‑recognised dry‑stone walls, shepherd huts and historic paths in the vineyards of El Penedès while engaging with local culture, heritage and a classical music festival.

Live and work in a protected natural area, part of the Natura 2000 European network. Volunteers will take part in improving and preserving the Sils wetlands, one of the few remaining humid zones in the region.

Get stuck into hands-on work at an animal shelter, cleaning, feeding, building, and caring for rescued animals. Every day is different, depending on the needs of the shelter.

Clear and repair traditional trails, rebuild dry‑stone walls and improve signage in a peaceful Pyrenean valley. Camping in the wild, the group explores local history and biodiversity through hikes, visits and guided activities.

Help protect natural and cultural heritage in rural Catalonia by restoring dry-stone walls, supporting archaeologists, and working alongside local communities in the beautiful Pallars region.

Volunteers will help to co-create the workshops in English for local children and teenagers.