Last updated: 9 May 2021
Where can WorkingAbroad volunteers and interns travel right now? Below you will find a full list of the projects where we are currently accepting volunteers in countries that have reopened their borders.
Volunteers and interns from around the world are wondering which countries they can travel to right now, and the positive news is that many countries have started to remove restrictions, reopen borders and many of our projects are welcoming volunteers again!
Below you will find a list of our WorkingAbroad projects that you can join across the globe. Please note that countries may suddenly reopen or close from one day to the next, so we recommend that you double check before travelling anywhere!
Carriacou:
Caribbean Reef Buddy Project (have to quarantine for one week, but we have great package in place, pls enquire or if you are fully vaccinated only 48 hrs quarantine)
Costa Rica:
Playa Tortuga Conservation Project
Wildlife Rescue Volunteer Project
Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Programme
Pacific Sea Turtle Programme
Croatia:
Bottlenose Dolphin Research Project
Ecuador (subject to uk quarantine rules):
Cloudforest Conservation Programme
Galapagos Conservation Programme
Greece:
Sea Turtle Conservation Project
Dolphin Research Project
Iceland (5 day quarantine unless you have vaccine certificate or proof of antibodies):
Reforestation Volunteer Project
Italy:
Dolphin & Whale Research Project
Maldives (10 day quarantine at volunteer house required and for min. 1-3 month durations):
Maldives Island Project – Marine Conservation
Namibia (subject to uk quarantine rules) :
Desert Elephants Project
Wildlife Conservation & San Bushmen medical programme
Dolphin Research Project Namibia
Portugal (On the UK Green List):
Dolphin & Whale Research Project
Wolf Conservation Project
South Africa: (subject to uk quarantine rules)
Ocean Research and Marine Conservation Programme
Kariega Big Five Game reserve programme
Shamwari Big Five Game reserve programme
Wildlife Reserve volunteer programme
Sea Search whale & dolphin research programme