How do I apply to Puerto Rico Gap Program: Service & Adventure?

You can apply to Puerto Rico Gap Program: Service & Adventure by clicking the "Apply Now" button.

How much does Puerto Rico Gap Program: Service & Adventure cost?

Puerto Rico Gap Program: Service & Adventure starts at $7,895 USD. For full pricing, visit the provider’s website.

How long is Puerto Rico Gap Program: Service & Adventure?

The program runs for 2-4 weeks.

Is housing provided for Puerto Rico Gap Program: Service & Adventure?

Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay in boats or guesthouses.

Where is Puerto Rico Gap Program: Service & Adventure located?

Puerto Rico Gap Program: Service & Adventure is located in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Community Choice Award Winner

Gap Year

Puerto Rico Gap Program: Service & Adventure

Q: What's included in Puerto Rico Gap Program: Service & Adventure's fee?

The program fee includes accommodation, activities, airport transfers, equipment, meals, park fees, tour guide, and transportation.

Hosted by

Global Works

5 (1 review)

Puerto Rico Gap Program: Service & Adventure

Global Works

5 · 1 review

Community Choice Award Winner

Location

Puerto Rico
- San Juan

Length

2 - 12 weeks

Program Tags

View Other Details

Program Details

Activities

Boating Rock Climbing Surfing

Timeframe

Fall Spring Winter

Housing

Boat Guesthouse

Pricing

$7,895

Price Details

This price includes all on the ground costs, including lodging, food, activities, transportation, etc. It does not include airfare or spending money.

What's Included

Accommodation Activities Airport Transfers Equipment Meals Park Fees Tour Guide Transportation

What's Not Included

Airfare

Last Reviewed: Oct 09, 2021

Wish List

1 traveler is looking at this program

Frequently asked questions

Get answers to help you plan with confidence.

About Program

Join us on this short term gap program to Puerto Rico for 18-22 year olds. This 25 day trip gives you hands on community service experience rebuilding homes that were destroyed during Hurricane Maria. You will also get to go on a multi-day Catamaran tour, as well as do a rock climbing clinic and surf lessons. It is the perfect balance of service and adventure! This is a worthwhile one month gap program for students who want an alternative to online learning or a break from university life. Make an impact on the communities of Puerto Rico and discover the true joys of service, exploration, and travel!

This program is available for students to do remote learning! Bring your laptop and do your college coursework from Puerto Rico.

It looks like this program may not be available right now, but don’t worry, Global Works has plenty of other amazing programs to check out!

Program Highlights

Home Building Projects in a Local Community
Multi-Day Catamaran Tour
Rock Climbing Clinic
Explore Historic Old San Juan
Surf Lessons

Video and Photos

View All Photos

Diversity & Inclusion 💙

BIPOC Support

Global Works believes that travel is a vehicle for growth and social change. We value a culture of inclusion of ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, gender, and socioeconomic status – this starts in our home office and extends to the teachings of our staff and program partners around the world. Global Works strives to be a team and develop accessible programs representative of the many backgrounds and identities of those we seek to serve. At Global Works, we acknowledge that travel is not always accessible or open to all communities. We are actively working to change that and expand opportunities for travel. We are taking steps at Global Works now.

www.globalworkstravel.com

Program Reviews

5.00 Rating

based on 1 review

Leave a Review

Rating Spread Gap Year

5 rating 100%
4 rating 0%
3 rating 0%
2 rating 0%
1 rating 0%

Housing 5
Support 5
Fun 5
Value 5
Safety 5

Showing 1 - 1 of 1 reviews

I had never traveled somewhere without my parents before. I was nervous to say the least. Global Works welcomed in our group with open arms and I feel as if everyone was able to have a great experience from there. Making concrete for houses was awesome because you get to know the other people who you are working with. It was also satisfying to see that we were making differences in people's lives. The experiences outside of service were also really cool and stuff you wouldn't see just sitting at home.

What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?

I almost mixed my hand in with the concrete when I dumped the cement in too hard .

Community Questions

About Global Works

Since 1989, Global Works has connected students with communities through service, cultural exchange, language immersion, and adventure. Teen Summer Trips offer open enrollment for high school students, plus a dedicated middle school program in Costa Rica. Our 2027 summer destinations are Costa Rica, Ecuador, France, Peru, Puerto Rico, and Spain...