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Up to 41% off!

Construction & Renovation: Madagascar

Your first day will begin with a meeting with the coordinator, discussing what is required during your stay at the project. The focus is on light construction work and you will be expected to help paint the school buildings, make tables and chairs, construct and renovate the playground, make pathways, build toilets, repair the school walls and help build new classrooms. Construction and renovation work is available in more places when required in the local area.

  • 18 Meals (Vegetarian Options)
  • All transport
  • Accommodation
  • Airport Transfer (Arrivals)
  • No Hidden Charges or Application Fee
  • International Flights
  • Travel Insurance
  • Airport Transfer (Departing)

I had zero travel experience before deciding to volunteer in Madagascar, and even with that I had one of the most amazing experiences of my life. There was never a time where I felt unsafe or scared. On weekends, we had the opportunity to see and do so many amazing things. My projects were worthwhile and meaningful to the community. Also, I met some amazing people that I can now consider lifelong friends. This experience was worth everything and more.

Emilee Miller, American 22

Construction & Renovation: Madagascar

£365 Per Weekfrom
Pay £250 deposit
  • Length1-12 Weeks
  • Avg. Age20-45
  • No. Of Activities30
  • No. Of Meals18
  • Avg. Group Size6-20
  • Starting PointNosy Be
  • Ending PointNosy Be

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Program Map

Program

Colorful houses with red and orange roofs densely cover a hillside under a blue sky in Madagascar.
Inviting yellow house with a pointed roof, surrounded by dense tropical foliage and palm trees.
Lush green tropical island with white sand beaches surrounded by clear turquoise ocean in Madagascar.
Guests relax at a large dining table in a bright room with a beautiful tropical garden view.
Three travelers with backpacks walk along a sunny beach past 'Coco Plage' buildings in Madagascar.
A simple shared room with two metal bunk beds, one with a laptop, and a large window.
Day 1

Welcome to your New Home

Get ready to be greeted with a warm Malagasy welcome by our transfer coordinator! Picture this: You step off the plane and make your way to the meeting point, where our coordinator will be eagerly awaiting your arrival. From there, they'll whisk you away to your accommodation while filling you in on all the exciting adventures in store for the next few days. It's the perfect start to your Madagascar adventure!

  • Meals IncludedBrunch, Dinner
  • Room TypeVolunteer House
  • Activities IncludedAirport Transfer
Volunteers construct wooden walls and structures under a thatched roof at a project site in Madagascar.
A young woman and a local man build a wooden structure with a thatched roof in Madagascar.
A rustic building with a bright blue door, thatched roof, and wooden walls in Madagascar.
A man saws wood for construction with other volunteers under a thatched roof.
A focused volunteer wearing gloves hammers a piece of wood during a construction project.
Two volunteers and a local man build with natural materials in a rustic workshop in Madagascar.
Volunteers building a wooden structure with a thatched roof at a project site in Madagascar.
Day 2 - 6

Construction & Renovation

Your first day will begin with a meeting with the coordinator, discussing what is required during your stay at the project. The focus is on light construction work and you will be expected to help paint the school buildings, make tables and chairs, construct and renovate the playground, make pathways, build toilets, repair the school walls and help build new classrooms. Construction and renovation work is available in more places when required in the local area.

  • Meals IncludedBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Room TypeVolunteer House
  • Activities IncludedConstruction, Renovation, Painting, Building, Raparing
A rustic wooden boat floats in clear turquoise water by a palm-fringed beach in Madagascar.
Three joyful women jump high against a vibrant orange sunset over the ocean.
People ride in a vehicle on a dirt road through an avenue of towering baobab trees in Madagascar.
Vibrant tropical beach in Madagascar with sandy shore, palm trees, and Hotel Coco Plage.
Inviting yellow house with a pointed roof, surrounded by dense tropical foliage and palm trees.
A mother ring-tailed lemur carries her baby on her back in a green forest in Madagascar.
Day 7

Choose Your Own Adventure!

The weekend is time for you to spread your wings a little, if you’re up for it. We’ve equipped you with some language basics, introduced you to the local cuisine…now lets see where that can get you! You’re free to organise any adventure you care to, or simply chill ahead of the volunteer work. We can offer advice on where to go, if you need it.

  • Meals IncludedBrunch, Dinner

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Construction & Renovation: Madagascar

Welcome to Madagascar, an island nation known for its unique wildlife, diverse landscapes, and rich culture. Join our project focused on renovating, building, and beautifying local schools to enhance children's learning environments.

During this project, you will:

  1. Collaborate with locals to understand their needs and learn traditional construction techniques.
  2. Use local resources sustainably to create functional, safe, and attractive spaces.
  3. Address unique challenges faced by schools in Madagascar.
  4. Foster cultural exchange by working alongside the Malagasy people.

Join us for an unforgettable experience that combines adventure, personal growth, and the chance to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others in Madagascar.

The Program

The Nosy Be Construction and Renovation Project supports small communities on and around the island by focusing on the development of essential school infrastructure. This project contributes to the growth and development of children and local communities. Working under a local coordinator, you'll receive guidance and training to collaborate with local families and fellow participants. The project entails physically demanding manual labor, including bricklaying, carpentry, painting, waterproofing, tiling, landscaping/gardening, and enhancing community hygiene and sanitation facilities.