Volunteer in
Malaysia
Volunteer in Malaysia with Volunteering Solutions on a range of affordable volunteer abroad programs in Borneo Rainforests. The programs are designed in order to provide you with an enriching travel & volunteer experience.
Malaysia
Malaysia - Quick Facts
Start Dates : All Year Round
Duration : 2-2 Weeks
Program Location : Borneo
Minimum Age : 16 years+
Certificate : Offered after Program completion
At a Glance
Currency Used : Malaysian ringgit
Language : Malay, English
Travel on Weekends to: explore Malacca & Borneo
5 Days Volunteer Work
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Volunteer in Malaysia
Volunteer in Malaysia with Volunteering Solutions, which offers the most affordable & meaningful volunteer abroad programs. Volunteer work in Malaysia will be a perfect option for nature lovers and conservation enthusiasts, as you'll get to choose between the Borneo Wildlife Safari & Volunteering Experience and the Sun Bear Conservation. Volunteer opportunities in Malaysia are located in Borneo and available all year round. VolSol is one of the best volunteering organizations in Malaysia & trusted by thousands of past volunteers for the last 17 years.
Highlights:
- Sustainable and meaningful wildlife and environment conservation projects
- Incredible family volunteering program for kids (age 8+) to volunteer with families
- Contribute towards habitat and environment restoration work
- Includes airport transfers, orientation, accommodation, full support and meals
- Live the mystery of Borneon rainforest
Best Volunteer Opportunities in Malaysia
Weekend Travel Options
While volunteering in Malaysia, you'll mostly be in Malacca or Borneo Region. Hence, the best idea would be to explore the nearby areas than traveling far off to Kuala Lumpur or other areas. In Malacca, you can visit A’Famosa Fort, St. Paul's Church, Malacca Butterfly & Reptile Sanctuary, Melaka Sultanate Palace etc. You can also explore Kota Kinabalu in the northern part of the island of Borneo. Make your travel bucket list and let us help you in the planning!
Kinabatangan River Cruise - During the Weekend, You Can Opt for a Day Trip and Go for the Kinabatangan River Cruise. This river has a length of 560 kilometers and stretches through half of Eastern Sabah. Alongside the riverbanks, there is an abundance of wildlife. During a river cruise, you will have a chance to spot the rare orangutan, the pygmy elephant, proboscis monkeys, and saltwater crocodiles.
Explore the Malacca city - Well, there are several colonial buildings and churches that you can explore in Malacca City. Visit the Christ Church, old Dutch Stadthuys, St. Paul's Cathedral etc., and soak in the city vibes.
Hike up the Kinabalu - When you're there in Borneo, how can you miss climbing Mt.Kinabalu? For those who don't wish to summit but would like to experience the natural beauty of Mt Kinabalu, can go till the base camp and gaze at nature's beauty at it keeps unfolding at every step.
Gaya Street Sunday Market - If you are in a mood to shop find traditional Malaysian artifacts or try the authentic local street food, then what can be a better option than exploring the Sunday market?
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 a mail at traveldesk@volunteeringsolutions.com mentioning your choice of weekend adventures, and we shall cater your needs.
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