With this program, volunteers will help to keep such farming sustainable and will get to work with local coffee growers. Volunteers will experience each step of the coffee farming and production process and help with weeding, planting shade trees, and roasting and packaging the coffee while working to educate communities about responsible farming and reforestation.

Start this trip with an hour-long boat ride to the Refugio Amazonas eco-hostel for the night, located in a chestnut forest near the Tambopata National Reserve. The next day, travelers will explore the Tambopata River, which is full of parrots and macaws. Then travelers will get to walk around Lake Condenado to see more wildlife.

On this trip, travelers will spend four days enjoying the rainforest, beginning with a climb to the high lookout tower in the Refugio Amazonas lodge.

The Wildlife of Rwanda trip is one of several journeys through this remarkable country. For a quick gorilla trek or a longer, more immersive itinerary, explore Follow Alice’s full range of Rwanda trips.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure trekking through Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park and walk with endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat.

Experience the best of Uganda’s wildlife and culture on this 14-day adventure. Spot mountain gorillas in the wild, participate in numerous game drives, and sail down the rivers and lakes.

. On this trip, travelers will begin with the option to see such wildlife, with the option of visiting the Giraffe Centre to see endangered Rothschild’s giraffes. The next day, travelers will head to the Laikipia region to meet a Maasai women’s cooperative that helps with the sustainable farming of aloes.

Volunteers can visit many Inca ruins, including Machu Picchu, one of the seven wonders of the New World and a UNESCO Heritage Site.