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Building homes and teaching English in remote mountain villages, with Halong Bay and Angkor Wat as interludes.
Bioluminescent bay paddling, El Yunque rainforest waterfalls, marine restoration on coral reefs, and the warm-water classroom of the Caribbean's most ecologically rich waters.
Outlet glaciers retreating 30 meters a year, geothermal exploration, and environmental fieldwork at Skaftafell. A climate-observation classroom in real time.
Caring for rescued animals at Rocky Mountain sanctuaries, granite-spire climbing, Class II-III rafting, and camping under the Milky Way at altitude.
Where the Sierra meets the Pacific. Mountain camping, coastal surfing, and environmental service across California's most iconic landscapes.
Construction and public health outreach in the bateyes of San Pedro de Macorís, paired with Santo Domingo's Colonial Zone and Isla Saona snorkeling.
Mountain refuges in the Parc National des Écrins, Via Ferrata climbing through the Italian Alps, and trail restoration with European conservation partners.
Acadia trail-crew service alongside National Park Service rangers, 80-foot granite climbing, and sea-cave kayaking off Mount Desert Island.
PADI open-water diving and marine conservation in Sardinia, paired with Rome's cultural depth. Diving, not diving-and-museum-hopping.
Ethical elephant sanctuary work and teaching English alongside local educators in rural schools. No riding, no photo ops — slow, real engagement with people and animals.
Where the Sierra meets the Pacific. Mountain camping, coastal surfing, and environmental service across California's most iconic landscapes.
20 days. Ethical elephant sanctuary work in northern Thailand, English teaching in rural schools, marine conservation in the south. Long-term local partnerships built to avoid voluntourism. Cultural immersion and post-colonial context shape reflection time. Among the longest international trips in the catalog. High school.
Co-teaching English in rural Andean schools, homestay nights with Sacred Valley families, and Machu Picchu as cultural context, not the headline.
Sea-turtle research with marine biologists, snorkeling Posidonia seagrass meadows, and camping on uninhabited Ionian islands.
Volcanic crater lakes, donkey sanctuary work, and snorkeling endemic-fish coastlines on a biodiversity hotspot 900 miles west of Lisbon.
Multi-day backpacking through fjord country, sea kayaking under Geirangerfjord's waterfalls, and biking the Rallarvegen historic railway route.
Coastal hiking along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, Scottish Highland exploration, and Celtic music and storytelling woven through.
Rock climbing, Yellowstone River whitewater rafting, conservation work inside the park, and backcountry hiking at Mount Washburn.
Living with rural Costa Rican families on construction and trail service, Class II-IV rafting through cloud-forest gorges, and Indigenous community learning.
A Barcelona food-distribution center anchors the service, paired with via Ferrata climbing on Costa Brava sea cliffs and Posidonia seagrass snorkeling.
California: Pacific Sun
14-day RLT teen trip in California: Pacific coast surfing, environmental service work, and Sierra Nevada camping. Coast and mountains combined. Grades 6-8.
Maine: Pathway to the Pines
7-day RLT teen trip in Maine: Acadia trail-crew service alongside National Park Service rangers, 80-foot granite climbing, sea-cave kayaking, and a sunrise hike to Cadillac Mountain. Available for grades 6-8 and 9-12 in separate sessions.
Hawaii: Island Exploration
14-day RLT teen trip in Hawaii: native land restoration service work on Maui, surf lessons in Lahaina, snorkeling Molokini Crater, Road to Hana, and a cultural canoe tour. Grades 9-12.
Costa Rica: Journey Through the Jungle
14-day RLT middle-school teen trip in Costa Rica: five days living with rural families on trail and garden work, a 2-day Class II-III Pacuare rafting expedition, Indigenous cultural learning, and jungle exploration. Grades 6-8.
Colorado: Call of the Wild
14-day RLT high school teen trip in Colorado: six days at Mission: Wolf sanctuary caring for rescued wolves, Sangre de Cristo backpacking at 12,000 feet, Class II-III Arkansas River rafting, granite-spire climbing, and Great Sand Dunes camping. Grades 8-12.
Alaska: Midnight Sun
14-day RLT teen trip in Alaska: whitewater rafting the Matanuska, sea kayaking Prince William Sound, hiking Exit Glacier, and four days of environmental service in Peterson Bay. Anchorage to Homer. Grades 9-12.
Costa Rica: Coast to Canopy
14-day RLT high school teen trip in Costa Rica: six days living with rural families on construction service work, a 3-day Class II-IV river expedition, Indigenous community learning, and rainforest immersion. Grades 9-12.
Colorado: Tails of Kindness
14-day RLT middle-school teen trip in Colorado: caring for rescued horses, goats, pigs, and llamas at Kindness Ranch, Rocky Mountain National Park hiking, paddleboarding on Horsetooth Reservoir, beginner rock climbing in Estes Park, and a mix of tent camping and group housing. Grades 6-8.
Puerto Rico: Reefs to Rainforests
14-day RLT middle-school teen trip in Puerto Rico: environmental service and community projects, El Yunque National Rainforest, bioluminescent kayaking, paddleboarding in Condado Lagoon, Old San Juan, snorkeling, ziplining, a coffee farm, and a Pterocarpus forest hike. Grades 6-8.
Puerto Rico: Reef Restoration
14-day RLT high school teen trip in Puerto Rico: PADI open-water diver certification, three days of marine restoration protecting coral reefs, bioluminescent bay kayaking, El Yunque waterfalls. Diving and ecosystem work, not beach lounging. Grades 9-12.
Dominican Republic: Caribbean Community
14-day RLT teen trip in the Dominican Republic: three days of construction work in the bateyes of San Pedro de Macorís, three days of public health outreach in the same communities, then Santo Domingo's Colonial Zone, Isla Saona, and cave hiking. Service-first. Grades 9-12.
Yellowstone: Into the Geysers
14-day RLT teen trip in Yellowstone: rock climbing, Yellowstone River whitewater rafting, hands-on conservation work in the park, and backcountry hiking at Mount Washburn. The Greater Yellowstone ecosystem up close. Grades 9-12.