Volunteering with the Hawaii Land Trust
Volunteering with the Hawaii Land Trust I checked into Howzit Hostel and saw the chance to volunteer as one of their tours In Wailuku, Maui
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1. Stay in Hostels = Meeting People
If you stay in hostels, there’s a really good chance you’ll meet other travelers. When I travel, I like to stay in hostels primarily to save money. But I have found that many people who stay in hostels are like me: they are social and interested in talking and sharing their travel experiences.
For example, when I arrived at my hostel in Punta Cana, I immediately met my roommate, Hans, from Switzerland. Hans had already been in Punta Cana for 1 week, and he told me which tours were good, how much they were, and where to sign up. That got me up to speed on excursions like going 4-wheeling and
1: Take the first day to get acquainted with your immediate surroundings
You can’t drink the water in Punta Cana (certain hotels and resorts might be different), so take some time to figure out where you’re going to get food and water. Take a nap if you need to after a long travel day. Unpack and organize your things. Then you’ll be fresh for a new day.
2: Go on the Buggies / ATV Tour
3. What to Do After
The sun and the moon are truly beautiful wonders of the cosmos. If you are interested in solar power, check out my post on how to go solar without installing roof top solar panels.
And check out my other posts on Cancun, Niagara Falls, and many of the other places I have been! Happy Trails!
Volunteering with the Hawaii Land Trust I checked into Howzit Hostel and saw the chance to volunteer as one of their tours In Wailuku, Maui
Here are some tips I’ve learned from traveling the past few years 1. Stay in Hostels = Meeting People If you stay in hostels, there’s