- New Zealand
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Be more than a tourist, be a voyager on the ultimate Conservation and Adventure Travel program in New Zealand!
Volunteer Voyage offers an amazing four-week experience in New Zealand-the world’s most natural playground. You will spend the first two weeks contributing to meaningful conservation projects on incredible offshore islands in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Examples of project tasks might include building nesting boxes for penguins, planting native tree species, or conducting scientific research. During the final two weeks you will embark on a once in a life time journey across New Zealand, a journey packed with stunning scenery and adrenalin-pumping activities such as black water rafting through glow worm caves, and jet boating through canyons!
If you want to work alongside local community volunteers and see the real and raw beauty of New Zealand, then join Volunteer Voyage and experience an adventure that counts today!
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Legend has it that Polynesian demigod, Maui, fished New Zealand out of the sea. The south-pacific culture that inspired this legend still thrives in New Zealand today.
The country, from its snow-capped peaks to its bubbling hot springs, is filled with stunning landscapes, but even more impressive is the easy-going nature of the locals. Kiwis, as New Zealanders refer to themselves, are truly welcoming, life-loving people.
Situated on two separate islands (the North Island and the South Island), New Zealand is home to some of the most beautiful and diverse natural environments on the planet.
