volunteering at organic farms in Peru and Hawai'i with wwoof.net 00:00 cheap travel with wwoof 00:22 what is wwoof 1:07 volunteering at organic farm 1:47 work ethic, work hours 3:02 important to read reviews 4:06 wwoof membership 4:56 Peruvian mountain village experience 6:18 learning Peruvian culture 7:13 harsh off-grid life 7:35 we left the farm 7:56 what's next 8:51 important VISA information 9:45 cacao 9:55 volunteering in Hwaii 10:08 first farm 11:02 second farm 11:36 walking barefoot 12:09 caring and loving farm 12:30 universe said to me 12:48 outdoor life transforms 13:52 blessings to find your unique place to flourish and upgrade✨️
@AbigailKearns heeey 🌞 i m not planning to volunteer this way in near future so won't be able do it properly but i will try here!😃 ~ the main expenses were flight tickets ~$1200CAD Toronto Peru round trip and Toronto to Hawaii CAD 720 one way ticket food was fully provided at the peruvian farm but i still was buying nuts, mango, avocagos, snacks which is pretty cheap in Peru like 1 big fat mango around cad $1 comparing to Canada where it would cost $4-7 (i also got WorldNomad travel insurance just in case, costed me around $300 for 3 months) Hawai'ian grocery is super duper increadibly expensive and since my farm didn't provide sufficient amount of food i was buying alot and it is all 2-3 times more expensive than on the main land.. i was lucky that i had money saved for this..but people gotta be prepared because 80% of the produce in Hawai'i is imported meaning expensive "buy less for more" kinda vibe yeah, it is all personal and depends where you go but i believe that it is possible to find farm wich provide 100% of food and you won't need to spend at all (in most places it is gonna be rice, beans, veggies, oatmeal, nut butter, salt, sugar, bread, since it is the cheapest in bulk for farm owners but doesn't suit everyone's dietary needs) but need to be prepared for any emergency always!!(i had to go to the doctor's appointment in Hawaii, it costed me usd $140🤐) you never know best of luck on your journey 🌴
@AbigailKearns oh i just saw this comment, didn't get notifications for some reason hmm hmm my suggestion would be where your heart is calling you on the first place, but definitely somewhere safer if you go solo(i know it is kinda tricky and can be unsafe everywhere..) May be Europe? I felt safe in Hawai'i, my friend enjoyed Italy alot and the other one had experience in France, they both liked the experiences🙏🏽🙏🏽
volunteering at organic farms in Peru and Hawai'i with wwoof.net
00:00 cheap travel with wwoof
00:22 what is wwoof
1:07 volunteering at organic farm
1:47 work ethic, work hours
3:02 important to read reviews
4:06 wwoof membership
4:56 Peruvian mountain village experience
6:18 learning Peruvian culture
7:13 harsh off-grid life
7:35 we left the farm
7:56 what's next
8:51 important VISA information
9:45 cacao
9:55 volunteering in Hwaii
10:08 first farm
11:02 second farm
11:36 walking barefoot
12:09 caring and loving farm
12:30 universe said to me
12:48 outdoor life transforms
13:52 blessings to find your unique place to flourish and upgrade✨️
Lovely ❤
@@kly1216 🙏🏽✨️
could you do a video on budgeting for an upcoming trip
@AbigailKearns heeey 🌞 i m not planning to volunteer this way in near future so won't be able do it properly but i will try here!😃
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the main expenses were flight tickets ~$1200CAD Toronto Peru round trip
and Toronto to Hawaii CAD 720 one way ticket
food was fully provided at the peruvian farm but i still was buying nuts, mango, avocagos, snacks which is pretty cheap in Peru
like 1 big fat mango around cad $1 comparing to Canada where it would cost $4-7
(i also got WorldNomad travel insurance just in case, costed me around $300 for 3 months)
Hawai'ian grocery is super duper increadibly expensive and since my farm didn't provide sufficient amount of food
i was buying alot and it is all 2-3 times more expensive than on the main land..
i was lucky that i had money saved for this..but people gotta be prepared
because 80% of the produce in Hawai'i is imported meaning expensive
"buy less for more" kinda vibe
yeah, it is all personal and depends where you go
but i believe that it is possible to find farm wich provide 100% of food and you won't need to spend at all (in most places it is gonna be rice, beans, veggies, oatmeal, nut butter, salt, sugar, bread, since it is the cheapest in bulk for farm owners but doesn't suit everyone's dietary needs)
but need to be prepared for any emergency always!!(i had to go to the doctor's appointment in Hawaii, it costed me usd $140🤐) you never know
best of luck on your journey 🌴
@@dio.mikota thank you, i appreciate it, excited for my future travels !
@@dio.mikotawhat country would you suggest first time volunteers try out
@AbigailKearns oh i just saw this comment, didn't get notifications for some reason
hmm hmm my suggestion would be where your heart is calling you on the first place, but definitely somewhere safer if you go solo(i know it is kinda tricky and can be unsafe everywhere..) May be Europe? I felt safe in Hawai'i, my friend enjoyed Italy alot and the other one had experience in France, they both liked the experiences🙏🏽🙏🏽
I subscribed your channel dear.. I'm a TH-camr.. I'm interested in travelling. Can I talk to U
heeey🌞yes for sure, let's chat on Instagram @dio.mikota 😌🙌🏽