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I spent four weeks here as a volunteer—the shortest program offered—and from day one, you are made to feel very welcome. The entire team and staff at the camp are incredibly friendly, very knowledgeable, and passionate about their work. The …
Source: google
I spent four months at Marine Conservation Philippines and have nothing but great things to say about the organization. All of the diving is phenomenal, the staff are friendly, committed, and incredibly supportive of the volunteers, and MCP's work has a positive, tangible impact on conservation and food security. Base itself is beautiful and the overall community is so special. Absolutely loved it and highly recommend!
Source: google
Our time at Marine Conservation Philippines was nothing short of amazing. We arrived as Advanced Divers and left not only as Rescue Divers but also with a whole new understanding of what it means to be responsible and sustainable in the water. The 12 weeks we spent here were among the absolute highlights of our one-year world trip – we learned so much about marine conservation, and even more about ourselves as divers. What makes MCP so special is the people. The staff are not only professional and knowledgeable but also incredibly welcoming and open-hearted. They make you feel at home right from day one, and their passion for the ocean is contagious. The constant flow of volunteers keeps things exciting and gives you the chance to meet wonderful people from all over the world, many of whom will feel like lifelong friends by the time you leave. Life here is simple – don’t expect luxury, because that’s not what this place is about. Instead, you’ll find authenticity, a strong sense of community, and small details that make you smile every day. The kitchen team is always friendly and happy to connect with volunteers, and the two dogs are simply adorable (Vader especially will melt your heart the moment you arrive). A huge shout-out to Jason and Kiri, who run the project with so much care, responsibility, and dedication. They go above and beyond to make sure everyone has the best possible experience. I honestly can’t think of another project where people are this happy, and the number of volunteers who come back again and again speaks louder than any review ever could. For us, MCP was more than just a project – it was a home, a family, and one of the most meaningful experiences of our journey. We’ll carry it with us for a long time and for sure will come back some day! 💙
Source: google