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Freiwilligenarbeit in Spanien
Freiwilligenarbeit in Spanien

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Internationale Freiwillige, Gap-Year-Reisende und diejenigen, die nach einer aufregenden Gelegenheit suchen, Freiwilligenarbeit im Ausland zu leisten, müssen sich in Spanien engagieren. Freiwilligenarbeit in Spanien wird eine unterhaltsame und herausfordernde Erfahrung sein, bei der Sie in die mediterrane Kultur eintauchen, neue Fähigkeiten erlernen und neue Leute kennenlernen können.

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Startdaten : Das ganze Jahr über

Dauer : 1-24 Weeks

Programmstandort : Barcelona

Mindestalter : 16 years+

Zertifikat : Wird nach Abschluss des Programms angeboten

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Währung verwendet : EURO (€)

Sprache : Spanish

Reisen Sie am Wochenende nach: visit the museums and monuments or hit the beaches

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Volunteer in Spain

Werden Sie mit Volunteering Solutions Freiwilliger in Spanien und arbeiten Sie an vertrauenswürdigen und erschwinglichen Freiwilligenprogrammen im Ausland, darunter Unterwasserschutz und Projekte zur Gemeindeentwicklung. Die Freiwilligenarbeit in Spanien findet in Barcelona statt. VolSol ist eine der besten Freiwilligenorganisationen in Spanien und wird von Tausenden ehemaliger Freiwilliger geschätzt. Für Reisende im Auslandsjahr und Rucksacktouristen sowie für Studenten, die nach Möglichkeiten für Gruppenfreiwillige in Spanien suchen, gibt es tolle Freiwilligenprojekte, die vom erfahrenen VolSol-Team entwickelt wurden.

Highlights:

  • In Barcelona verfügbare Programme
  • Sinnvolle Freiwilligenarbeit von 1 bis 24 Wochen
  • Kostengünstige Freiwilligenprojekte inklusive Verpflegung und Unterkunft
  • Lebe mit anderen Freiwilligen in einer Wohngemeinschaft
  • Erkunden Sie an den Wochenenden verschiedene Orte in Spanien

Best Volunteer Opportunities in Spain

Diana - Volunteer in Marine and Coast Conservation Project in Spain
"I‘ve been volunteering in Spain for 2 weeks and I enjoyed every second. We’ve been 4 teammates and our awesome guide. Everyday we did something new. Like watering baby oak trees in the mountains, catching invasive turtles, beach clean-up‘s or micro plastic transects.10/10 points for this project"

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Weekend Travel Options

Weekends are free for the volunteers and you can go for short weekend trips. In Spain, you’ll see a magnitude of interesting sights. Visit the artistic Barcelona, the grandiose Royal Palace in Madrid, the imposing Catedral de la Almudena, the golden triangle of museums, Mezquita of Cordoba Ancient streets and many Renaissance, Baroque, Gothic and Romanesque monuments. Trust us, you will not get enough of the Spanish cities! You must also go to a football match which is a must when in Spain. While in Valencia itself there is a lot to do on the weekends or just relax on the beautiful beaches and get tanned!

L’AlbuferaAlbufera-ValenciaIf you love food and nature then the Albufera Natural Park will be like heaven for you. The best news is that it is just a ten-kilometer ride from the city. It is famous for having the largest lake in Spain that is separated from the sea by a thin coastline. You can take a boat trip onto this lake and enjoy the beautiful sunset. L’Albufera is also the home of the Valencian paella and is surrounded by a diverse wildlife. 

Sanguto – Sanguto is just 30 kilometers away from Valencia with its hilltop fortress and a history that stretches back approximately two thousand years. Its two main attractions are the Roman ruins and the Castle free and they both are free and involve a considerable amount of walking. You can easily reach Sanguto by car, bus or a train from Valencia.

Xàtiva – Want to visit a full-blown castle? Well, Xátiva happens to be just famous for it and steep slopes! It is actually less than an hour of a car/train ride from Valencia having its own personality and heritage. Apart from the castle, don’t miss the black cave of the marvelous Jardin del Beso gardens. Try to visit this place in the cooler months to spare yourself this town’s scorching temperatures.

Morella MorellaCrowned by a hilltop castle, this medieval town is located in Castellon to the north of Valencia. Morella is known for being one of Spain’s most beautiful towns. Near to it are the caves of María La Vella which is also a world heritage site, where you can explore some prehistoric paintings. You can drive here directly for two hours, or take an indirect train or bus connection till here from Valencia.

Requena – Welcome to the center of cava and local wine! Drive through the countryside to get lost among vines or even stop for a quick tasting at the local wineries. Utiel Requena is this place’s local specialty and this red wine is made from Bobal grapes. And of course, don’t miss the town itself for its Fiesta de Vendimia in August because this is when they celebrate the end of their harvest and pray to God for plenty of rainfall next year.

If you have anything else in your bucket list or planning to go & explore any of the above-mentioned places, you can simply get in touch with our Travel Experts, who can guide you better in planning your weekend tours. Drop us a mail at [email protected] mentioning your choice of weekend adventures, and we shall cater your needs.
 

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