Arrival - Pick-up at the airport and transfer to the accommodation.
First day - including an introduction to Croatia and it's culture, the volunteer experience, an overview of programs, practical information and safety guidelines. In the afternoon, the new volunteers will be taken on a special tour of the city centre. You will also able to buy bus tickets, local sim cards and exchange money if necessary, all with a local staff member for support.
Second day - Introduction to the placement staff and explanation of the daily tasks. Schedule setup.

After the initial orientation, you will join the morning or afternoon shift at your placement and will work for approximately 3 to 5 hours per day. Please note that the starting times and daily workload can vary depending on the schedule of each specific project. A typical daily schedule will look as follows

A typical weekday will look like this:

07:00 - 10:00 Breakfast at the volunteer house
10:00 - 12:30 You can choose to either travel to project to join local placement staff and begin work on your volunteer project or explore the city, relax, attend Croatian language lessons or enroll in other activities if you have an afternoon project
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch is served at the accommodation. In the morning you can grab a “packed lunch” to have in the city or at your placement.
14:00 - 19:30 You can choose to either travel to project to join local placement staff and begin work on your volunteer project or explore the city, relax, attend Croatian language lessons or enroll other activities if you have a morning project
20:00 - 22:00 Dinner at the accommodation. After dinner you will have the remainder of the evening free to relax and use as you wish..

Please note this schedule can vary depending on the dive course you are taking, the weather conditions and your progress!

Criminal Background Check required - this document needs to be sent to the local team at least one week before arrival day.

- Arrival transfer from Split airport to your accommodation
- Accommodation at Impact House Split
- Daily Breakfast, lunch and dinner (Local style. Vegetarian, gluten-free and meals for lactose-intolerant are also available upon request)
- Orientation event on arrival (including introduction to Croatia and culture, volunteer experience, overview of programmes, practical information, safety guidelines)
- Responsible guided city tour (2 hours.)
- Free maps, city guides and the best tips to discover the city!
- Allocation and coordination of a work placement in a sustainable project and contact person in the project
- Introduction on the first day of volunteering
- Materials for the volunteer activities.
- Ongoing support throughout the stay
- 24/7 emergency support by phone or personally

Volunteers need to be flexible and keep an open mind concerning their placements as situations can arise beyond our control which could require you to be placed at a different project than the one you have initially chosen. We will of course always do our utmost to fulfill your initial wishes but do remember that where you are going is quite different from where you are coming and as such one should be prepared for things not always going according to plan.

Volunteering and intercultural travel share a common trait: the more you put into it, the more you get out of it. This program is designed for proactive individuals and groups that are prepared to adapt to the local environment and its current needs. Naturally, the scheduling and activities of our program are subject to change. Alterations in activities are mainly due to changes in local conditions, which we believe is part of what makes overseas programs the interesting adventure and incredible learning experience that they are.

Our projects range from 1 week up to approx. 30 weeks. Projects have a specified minimum stay, then it’s up to you how long you can commit. In our experience the longer you stay the more you will gain, as your understanding of the project broadens and you take on more responsibilities. Every volunteer will be given a certificate of appreciation at the end of their stay as a symbol of volunteering stay.