Experience a side of Bali most travellers never get to see! This community project offers the perfect balance of meaningful volunteering, cultural experiences and time to explore one of the world's most beautiful islands.
With a minimum stay of 14 days, you'll have the opportunity to connect with local communities, make a positive impact and create unforgettable memories along the way.
And the best part? You're still in Bali! Think incredible sunsets, hidden beaches, delicious local food, new friendships and plenty of time to relax and explore.
Every project has a purpose, with opportunities to get involved in:
Empowerment
Education
Sustainability & Nature
Culture
Tucked away in beautiful Northwest Bali, this project gives you the chance to step off the beaten track, support local children and farmers, and experience authentic Balinese life.
No two days are quite the same, and that's what makes it special.
Come for the experience, leave with so much more!

There's plenty to get involved in, with opportunities to contribute your skills, learn something new and support the local community.
Education & Teaching - Help local kids develop their English skills through fun, interactive lessons.
Arts & Creativity - Get creative with kids and adults through music, dance, painting and other hands-on activities.
Sport & Games - Run sporting activities, organise games and keep the kids active and having fun.
Organic Farming & Vineyards - Work alongside local farmers to help produce homemade wine, raisins and other grape products.
Traditional Farming - Experience rural Balinese life by helping local farmers care for and feed their animals.
Conservation & Environment - Get involved in beach and community clean-ups, coral restoration, mangrove planting and reforestation projects.
Activities will vary depending on community needs, local schedules and your own skills and interests. You won't necessarily take part in every activity, but there are plenty of ways to get involved and make a difference!

8:30am - Breakfast starts
8:00am to 9:00am - Prepare for Kindergarten kids
12:00pm to 1:00pm - Lunch
2:00pm to 3:45pm - Rest / Free time
4:00pm to 6:00pm - Afterschool care
6:30pm - Dinner
Fridays at the moment are all about FUN! Expect plenty of games, activities and laughter with the local kids. It's a great way to finish the volunteering week!
Weekends are yours to explore! Whether you want to go snorkelling, discover hidden beaches, explore the national park or simply relax by the water, there's plenty to see and do around Northwest Bali.
You'll also have free time throughout each day to relax, explore the local area or enjoy some downtime.
Please note: This is just an example of what a typical day might look like, not a fixed schedule. Things can change depending on the weather, school activities and the needs of the local community. For example, school may occasionally be cancelled due to extreme heat. That's all part of experiencing real life in Bali, so come with an open mind and a little flexibility!
Teaching:
Morning lessons (roughly 8:00am to 11:00am) are only for toddlers, as children aged 6 to 12 attend regular school. Teens have lessons around 4:00pm-6pm which involves some sport and games.
Farming activities run from 7:30am to 10:00am or 4:00pm to 6:00pm.
Cooking classes for mothers are held once a week at around 4:00pm.
Art classes are held twice a week (4:00pm to 6:00pm) and can even take place on the beach.
There will also be fun days with the kids: beach days, sunset hikes to the hills, or movie nights with pizza making.
You’ll be working alongside other volunteers and local community members.
It’s important that you speak at least basic English. If you know a few words of Indonesian, that’s always appreciated but definitely not a requirement.
This project runs all year round, so volunteers are welcome any time.
We offer a room in the volunteer house and can have up to 4 volunteers at once.
Meals are provided, but if you prefer to cook for yourself, the kitchen is available to use.
A BBQ is sometimes available on weekends. Just bring your own beers or wine.
Laundry: We take your clothes to the local laundry to support the village economy. Volunteers get up to two items washed per day free of charge.

Many of the project locations are within walking distance. If they’re further away, Dessy will organise transport.
If you’ve got a bit of extra room in your bag and would like to bring something for the project, it’s hugely appreciated. Just check in with us first to find out what’s most helpful to bring.
The trip from Denpasar (DPS) airport to the village takes about 4-5 hours by car. The transport cost is approximately IDR 900,000/$75 AUD.
Your driver will be happy to make a few stops and we HIGHLY reccommend the following:
- Hidden Valley Coffee Plantation.
- Twin lakes lookout.
- Munduk Waterfall & Restaurant.
The trip from the project to Denpasar (DPS) airport takes about 4-5 hours by car. The transport cost is approximately IDR 900,000/$75 AUD.
Your driver will be happy to make a stop along the way and we HIGHLY reccommend stopping at Banyumala Waterfall for a swim. (IDR 50k entry).
Check out the optional trips and experiences you can do in your spare time. We’ve got some truly amazing excursions lined up. And since you’re already in such a stunning part of the world, it would be a shame not to explore a bit more of it.
- Menjangan Island
- Outpost
- Blue ring Fire Mountain- Java (ijen mountain)
- Munduk (ATV)
- Lembongan Island
- Lombok (Only on a 4-week stay)
Dessy is your contact person for this project in beautiful Bali.
Originally from Borneo, Dessy has lived in Bali since 2011. She was previously an IT Business Advisor and award-winning sales champ at IBM, but has always had a passion for visual arts, education and community development.
Before the pandemic, she lived in Uluwatu, but last year she moved to this village to work with an American scientist on the “Biosphere 2” mega project. After spending just a few months here, she saw how poor and underdeveloped the local economic and social conditions were. Leaving her job to build a free education centre was the best decision she’s made. Aimed at creating a brighter future for the children of this village and helping local farmers break the cycle of poverty through meaningful support and values.

For this project, we’re looking for volunteers with a passion for community development and education. People who are keen to give back to the Balinese community and truly experience the real Bali.
Passion for Community Support:
A genuine desire to help is essential. Experience in education, healthcare, or social work is a bonus but absolutely not required. Wanting to help is what matters most.
Initiative and Proactiveness:
Being able to work independently and take initiative is really helpful. You’ll be organising and running activities and coming up with creative solutions when challenges arise.
Patience and Empathy:
Understanding and patience are important, especially when working with children and vulnerable groups.
Cultural Sensitivity:
Respecting and understanding local customs and traditions is vital. Being open and willing to learn from the local culture is key.
Flexibility and Adaptability:
Working in Bali means adapting to different physical and work conditions. Flexibility is important.
Communication Skills:
Good communication is essential when working with local staff and community members.
Team Spirit:
Teamwork is everything. A positive attitude and willingness to collaborate with local staff and volunteers from all walks of life is crucial.
As a volunteer, you’ll support a range of community projects such as teaching, health education, and improving local infrastructure.
Your time in Bali will offer personal and professional growth, cultural discovery, and unforgettable experiences.
If you’re passionate about supporting communities and working with diverse groups, and you’re ready to contribute in a challenging but rewarding setting, then this community project in Bali is the perfect fit for you. Together, we can make a lasting impact on the quality of life for the local people.
We completely understand that having your child volunteer overseas can feel like a big step. In fact, it’s often just as exciting for parents as it is for the young person themselves, and sometimes even a little more nerve-racking. That’s why we want to reassure you that your child is in good hands.
Since 2004, we’ve been supporting volunteers and have guided many young people through meaningful international experiences.
We take safety seriously. That begins with carefully selecting our partner organisations, volunteer projects, and host families. Every placement is thoroughly checked to make sure it meets our high standards for safety, support, and ethical practices.
Our experienced and caring local contacts are always there to support volunteers throughout their journey. From clear pre-departure preparation to personal assistance during the project, we’re available to help whenever needed.
We believe strongly in open communication. You're always welcome to contact us with any questions or concerns. We’re here not only for the volunteers, but for their families too.
You can feel confident knowing we are fully committed to creating a safe, supportive, and positive experience. Your child’s wellbeing, safety, and overall happiness are our top priorities.
If there's anything you’d like to ask or talk through, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We're here to support you every step of the way.
Warm regards,
The team at DO MORE TRAVEL.
Fixed daily rate: $99 AUD per day
Minimum stay: 2 weeks (14 days)
2 weeks of volunteering: $1,386 ($693/week)
3 weeks of volunteering: $2,079
4 weeks of volunteering: $2,772
5 weeks of volunteering: $3,465
Each additional week: $693
All prices are in AUD. The daily rate remains the same regardless of the length of your stay.
Online introductory call
Information pack with details about Balinese culture and customs, as well as a checklist for all your preparations including insurance, money matters, and other travel tips
Pre-departure chat/support
Help with obtaining a police check/WWC
Access to the online volunteer community
Support with your visa application/ESTA
Help booking your flight (upon request)
On-site orientation
Support with visa extensions (if needed)
Guidance throughout your stay
Accommodation (volunteers share a room with up to 4 people) with Dessy
Three meals a day (when you're present)
Evaluation session
Ongoing access to our WhatsApp community
Memories for life!
Flights (We can assist you for an extra cost)
Vaccinations
Visa
Police check
Travel insurance
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