Volunteer in Spain

Soak up the sun and volunteer in Spain

Embark on an unforgettable Mediterranean adventure, where you’ll gain valuable experience while immersing yourself in the charming Spanish lifestyle. Explore sun-drenched streets, savour delicious local cuisine, and connecting with the warmth of Spanish people. By volunteering in Spain, you could:

dive into meaningful marine conservation volunteering work in Spain (and gain a diving certificate)
shadow doctors in modern medical facilities with a Medical Internship in Spain, or Medical Internship for Teens or Undergraduates
contribute to vital social initiatives that directly impact local communities

We’ll take care of your accommodation, providing comfortable and carefully chosen shared living spaces. This gives you the perfect balance of independence to discover the hidden gems of Spain, while ensuring you’re conveniently located for your placement.

We welcome anyone aged 15 and over, ready to embark on a transformative journey.

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Be swept up in the spirit of Spain, where siesta culture is deeply ingrained and flamenco echoes through cobbled streets. Located in western Europe, bordering France and Portugal, Spain has more bars per person than any other country.

Home to sun-kissed coastlines, the oldest restaurant in the world, and the third-most UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Spain has something for everyone. It is safe, welcoming, and a hugely popular tourist destination, with some of the best beaches in Europe.

Barcelona

Though it hardly needs an introduction, Barcelona is Spain’s second city, located in Catalonia on the eastern coast. It is home to more than 1.5 million people and is most famous for the archtectural work of Gaudi and its football culture.

Barcelona is more than just a city, though — it’s an experience. With a mediterranean climate and golden beaches, it is perfect for a sunny escape. Be sure not to miss the historic Gothic Quarter, beautiful public parks, and the world renowned Basilica.

Valencia

Less than four hours east of Madrid lies a hidden gem, renowned for its stunning architecture and incredible coastline. Valencia has a population of about 800,000 and a Mediterranean climate with warm, sunny weather for much of the year.

Wander through charming narrow streets and lively plazas, marvel at buildings like Valencia Cathedral dating back more than 600 years, and browse fascinating museums covering the city’s rich history. It is a coastal paradise just waiting to be explored.

Your Arrival Made Easy

When you arrive at your respective airport, a member of Projects Abroad staff will be there to meet you. You can find more detailed information on arrival airports, orientation, and visas on our Spain Arrival Procedures page.