Location
  • Malaysia
    • Kota Kinabalu
Length
1 to 8 weeks

Program Details

Language
English
Age Min.
16
Age Max
70
Timeframe
Year Round
Housing
Guesthouse Hotel
Groups
Small Group (1-15)
Travel Type
Budget Family Solo Women

Pricing

Starting Price
700
Price Details
INCLUDES
Transportation to / from Rainbow island
3-night stay at Rainbow Island
Kayaking and swimming in the island
2-3 Dives a Day
Diving gear and tanks
Adoption certificate for 5 adopted corals
GaiaOne Volunteer Certificate
GaiaOne Save the Reefs Tee Shirt

For non-Divers we have a price of USD500
Stay at Brahminy Kite Villa
11 Freediving/Snorkeling Sessions
Adoption certificate for 5 adopted corals
GaiaOne Volunteer Certificate
GaiaOne Save the Reefs Tee Shirt

For additional fee we also include Open Water Certification / Advanced Certification
What's Included
Accommodation Activities Equipment Some Meals Wifi
What's Not Included
Airfare Domestic Airfare Airport Transfers Some Meals SIM cards Transportation Travel Insurance Visa
Nov 30, 2024
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About Program

Immerse yourself in marine conservation with a 2-week Coral Internship in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia. Gain hands-on experience in coral biology, identification, reproduction, and reef restoration. Weekly activities include 8 scuba dives, 3 freedives, beach cleanups, mangrove restoration, and snorkeling. Enjoy stays at Rainbow Island and Brahminy Kite Villa, with transportation, diving gear, meals, and a certificate included. Explore organic farms, adopt corals, and participate in conservation workshops led by expert instructors. Join this transformative journey to restore reefs, protect marine ecosystems, and make a lasting impact while connecting with like-minded ocean enthusiasts!

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Program Highlights

  • 8 scuba diving session and 3 freediving sessions a week
  • Mangrove and Seagrass Workshop and Planting
  • Eco Homestay and Resort
  • Permaculture Farm

Program Impact

By joining this Coral Internship, volunteers will play a crucial role in restoring damaged reefs and safeguarding marine biodiversity. Their efforts in coral planting, maintenance, and mangrove restoration directly enhance the health of marine ecosystems. Through beach and ocean cleanups, they help reduce plastic pollution and create a safer habitat for marine life. Additionally, by learning and applying coral identification and reef monitoring skills, participants contribute to long-term conservation strategies. This hands-on experience empowers volunteers to leave a lasting impact on the environment while raising awareness about the importance of protecting our oceans.

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