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Chile’s rich and partly endemic flora and fauna are protected in 42 national parks and dozens of nature reserves and made accessible to tourists.

Those who travel to the Andes will sooner or later find themselves above an altitude of 2000 meters (6,562 feet). At this height, the risk of suffering from altitude sickness increases. Symptoms usually include headaches, followed by nausea, loss of appetite, weakness, dizziness, and breathlessness.

In the seclusion of the Amazon jungle, we work together with an indigenous community, which has preserved their traditional way of life and maintain their traditions until today. At the same time, people are very eager to learn and share, so they decided to receive volunteers from other parts of the world.

The Covid pandemic seems to be slowly coming to an end, travel is possible again as normal in many places and the sea turtle nesting season will soon begin. The season for raising wild animals has also started, and with it, unfortunately, the trade with exotic young animals.
So there’s no better time to enroll now for our volunteer opportunities in animal welfare.

Most of our adult participants want to “be a bit young” again, make a long journey and do useful things and get to know the culture in Latin America up close. Be it through a language trip or volunteer work, you have never experienced Latin America so authentically!

Farm animals also need our help. We flirted with this wonderful project for a long time and then the pandemic got in our way. But finally the time has come. Our volunteers can now also help at a farm sanctuary in Chile.

Seeing giant sea turtles up close is an incredible goosebumps experience. It is incredibly impressive to see these mysterious creatures live and to contribute to their protection.

Hardly any other continent offers as many national parks and natural phenomena as South America. Due to the endless expanses and relatively low population density, there are still places that have hardly been touched by human hands.

Do you love good food and like to try new things? Do you like fried foods, but also healthy dishes? Can’t decide between fish and meat? And something sweet always comes at just the right time?

Your tasks are all about shaping and enriching the children’s everyday school life. The intercultural exchange with teachers, children and families is very important. As a volunteer, you will be proactively involved in school and community life.

“The trip to Panama”, the bear from the illustrated children’s story by Janosch already knew that Panama is worth a visit. And we think the bear was quite right about that. We also went on a search in Panama to find great and meaningful volunteer projects for you.

Traveling is undoubtedly a great experience that allows you to broaden your horizon, meet new people and explore other countries. Most people have heard of what is known as “culture shock”. But what exactly is that?

As the last of our target countries, Chile will soon be allowing entry again. The pandemic may not be over yet, but the borders are finally opening – yuuupieehh. A great variety of programs awaits you in Chile. For your stopover in the capital, here are a few useful tips.

We took advantage of the calm during the pandemic and spotted new interesting and meaningful volunteer projects in Chile for you. One of the new additions is a fair trade organization in the beautiful city of Valdivia.

We used the Corona-related break in Chile diligently in order to have many wonderful new farm stay offers available for the time afterwards. As soon as the borders open, you now have a lot more choice between the small north of Chile and the deepest Patagonia.

As soon as the borders are easily passable again for international travelers, you will have endless possibilities in this long, breathtaking country. We at South America Inside have used the time and added great new working holiday places to our offer.

We are happy to announce that we are now able to offer medical internships abroad for medical students or health care students.

With a medical internship abroad you kill quite a few birds with one stone.

We just couldn’t stand waiting for international travel to return to normal. Instead, we went looking for new meaningful projects for you and were able to set up many new programs!

Since the Covid pandemic, people have traveled much less. But hey – there are still so many exciting cultures, people, landscapes, places and ways of life to discover in other parts of the world!

Many people set intentions for the new year. Also for us, a new year is a great opportunity to reflect and look back. This year we want to do it differently. It is not a resolution that we impose on ourselves, but an attitude towards life that should accompany us from now on. SUSTAINABILITY.

Don’t let COVID-19 spoil your travel plans! Postpone your South America trip to 2021 and book your program at 2020 prices!

We have just added a new volunteer project in Colombia for you! The volunteer work is located just north of the capital, Bogotá. The institution looks after children from remote areas and refugee children from Venezuela…

Would you like to disappear from your hectic everyday life for a while? Have time to think about yourself, experience the power of nature first hand, subordinate yourself to its rhythm and test your physical fitness? Then our newest volunteer project will inspire you!

Waiting was worth it! We have worked hard over the past few months to prepare the relaunch of our homepage. Many valuable suggestions from our customers, business partners and employees have been considered to create the new look and funcionality. And the effort was really worth it!