Volunteer in Bali

Bali is more than just a picturesque island destination – it’s a place where culture, spirituality and community come together. Volunteering in Bali gives you the opportunity to support local initiatives in education, healthcare and community development while experiencing the rich traditions of Balinese life. 

Whether you’re teaching English or assisting in kindergartens, your time in Bali will be impactful and unforgettable. Learn more about other exciting opportunities to volunteer in Asia here.
 

Volunteer Opportunities in Bali 

Volunteering Solutions offers a variety of meaningful placements in Bali, including:

• Teaching English: Work in local schools to help students improve their language skills and build confidence.

• Kindergarten Support: Assist in kindergartens with basic education, creative activities and play-based learning.

• Turtle Conservation: Gain experience in turtle care and conservation by volunteering in South Bali in this project.

• Marine Conservation: Help in building artificial coral reef structures and placing them underwater off the Northern coast.

Make a Positive Impact in Bali

Volunteering in Bali is about more than just giving back – it’s about creating connections, supporting under-resourced communities and growing your own global understanding. Your contributions help improve access to education and healthcare, while also promoting sustainable practices within local communities.

What to Expect When You Volunteer in Bali

Expect to immerse yourself in local traditions, warm hospitality and lush natural beauty. Whether you’re staying in the heart of Ubud or working with children in nearby villages, your time in Bali will be both rewarding and eye-opening.

• Accommodation: Volunteers stay in shared accommodation in a traditional Balinese house with basic amenities and a social atmosphere.

• Meals: Two Balinese-style meals are provided each weekday – expect lots of rice, noodles, fresh vegetables and tropical fruit.

• Work: Depending on your chosen program, your tasks may include teaching, lesson planning, assisting with classroom activities or supporting local clinics.

• Free Time: Evenings and weekends are yours to explore Bali – from the rice terraces of Ubud to the beaches of Seminyak. 

Immerse in the Culture of Bali 

Bali is the perfect destination to blend meaningful work with cultural discovery. Attend traditional dance performances, learn the art of Balinese cooking or join in local ceremonies. Visit the temples of Uluwatu or Tanah Lot, explore the Monkey Forest in Ubud or take yoga classes surrounded by jungle.

Add-on Tours

Make the most of your weekends by planning add-on trips around Bali. Visit the stunning beaches of Nusa Penida, snorkel in Amed or hike Mount Batur for sunrise. Many volunteers choose to spend their weekends exploring rice fields, waterfalls and hidden temples. If you’re after adventure, try white water rafting, scuba diving or surfing.

Want to customise your weekend? Reach out to our travel desk at traveldesk@volunteeringsolutions.com – we’ll help you plan the perfect itinerary!

Apply Now

Ready to start your volunteering adventure in Bali? Apply now and join a program that allows you to give back while exploring one of the most beautiful islands in the world. Need help choosing your program? We’re here to guide you every step of the way.

Suggested Weekend Travel Options

Adventures in Bali would never seem to end! One of the most gorgeous islands in Indonesia, you might just fall short of time exploring the beauty of Bali. You can head towards Munduk to witness the gorgeous sunrise, or travel to Baratan Lake in Bedugul, Central Bali. Spend a day exploring the Monkey Forest and then go for a hike up to see the Gitgit Waterfalls. Pay a visit to the Tanah Lot Temple – one of the most gorgeous temples in Bali and get those Insta-worthy shots! In case you are seeking a soothing weekend, then go cycling around the exotic villages of Northern Bali, covering the scenic Jatiluwih rice terraces, with Mt. Batur and Kintamani at its backdrop.

Explore the gorgeous temples over the weekend –Bali has some beautiful temples that you’ve probably seen several times in photographs, but now is the time to see them in real. Over the weekends, you can visit Tanah Lot Temple, Uluwatu Temple, Besakih Temple etc., and get those postcard-perfect shots!

Spend a day at Bali Safari and Marine Park – This one of the island’s largest and most visited animal theme parks, and you’ll have a great time exploring this place which is home to over 80 species, all of which roam free in large enclosures that mimic their natural habitats.

Go parasailing at Tanjung Benoa Beach – If you have ‘Try out watersports’ added to your Bali bucket list, then make sure to head off to Tanjung Benoa Beach during the weekends and go parasailing! This is one of the safest activities to do in Bali and you can be assured of flying with types of equipment that fulfill the international standards. Apart from parasailing, you can also go for scuba diving or sea walk at Tanjung Benoa.

Spend a day at Ubud Monkey Forest – Having more than 700 monkeys, this place definitely is worth visiting! Well, if not for anything else, then just to enjoy a fun-filled day with these primates. You can marvel at the playfulness of the monkeys swinging from one tree to another and also visit the number of ancient temples which are located inside the forest.

Attend cooking classes- For those who wish to just relax and spend time on the beaches, can hit a cooking class for a few hours over the weekends, and learn how to prepare authentic Balinese cuisines.

If you have anything else in your bucket list or planning to go & explore any of the above-mentioned places, you can simply get in touch with our Travel Experts, who can guide you better in planning your weekend tours. Drop us an email at traveldesk@volunteeringsolutions.com mentioning your choice of weekend adventures, and we shall cater your needs.