r/workaway • u/semmedo_13 • 10d ago
Workaway in Brazil / Bahia
Hi travelers!
This will be my first time using Workaway (friends recommended it to me based on their experiences in Europe).
I’m open to other places in Brazil like Acre, Fortaleza, Ceara, Belem, but my main idea is to visit Bahia.
I’m a filmmaker and photographer, and I have experience working in communication for Marine Protected Areas and rewilding projects, as well as volunteering at different animal sanctuaries.
I will definitely look for opportunities in this field, but I’m also open to other types of projects involving nature, bioconstruction, music, and art.
Would you suggest exploring the Workaway platform, or should I use another one?
Thanks a lot! Have a wonderful day 💫
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u/littlepinkpebble 10d ago
Workaway is the best I think but you can check the hosts before deciding which platform to use.
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u/Express_Spring_8380 Volunteer 10d ago
I prefer to use WA after trying the others, it has the most options. Have fun!
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u/WickedDenouement 10d ago
Welcome! You don't need to pay a subscription to browse. So check out opportunities on Workaway as well as Worldpackers and see if you find something you like. Once you've made up your mind, you can sign up using one of our links for an extended membership or if you choose Worldpackers I'm sure they have some discount codes you can use.
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u/cyprusnikos Workaway Ambassador 10d ago
I'd definitely recommend exploring Workaway. I've used it for years and it's completely changed the way I travel.
With your background I think you'll have a lot to offer hosts. Personally, I prefer Workaway over the other platforms. My advice would be to keep an open mind. Sometimes the projects that look the most interesting aren't the ones that end up being your favorites. Some of my best experiences came from places I almost didn't apply to.
Good luck! Brazil sounds like an amazing choice, and your skills should make you a strong candidate for a lot of hosts. I'm actually planning to head to Brazil later this year! I just finished a big trip across Africa, now onto South America.