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The Great Projects Awards

At The Great Projects we believe that there is a better way to holiday. Our award winning wildlife volunteer projects and ecotours are not only designed to be an experience that you will remember for the rest of your life, but through our donation and conservation schemes you will know that your travel really does help save endangered animals!

"The Great Projects’ track record is one of proven integrity when it comes to conserving the Borneo orang-utan while maintaining impeccable standards of volunteer conduct."

Justin Francis Managing Director - responsibletravel.com

Volunteer on one of our Great Projects for a chance to meet new people, work with and help some of the most endangered animals on the planet. On our projects you will get the chance to work up close with Orangutans, Cheetahs, Lions and many more amazing animals. Plus everytime someone volunteers with us we donate up to £350 to the project that they have visited to help the centres and the local communities. To help us, sign up for the trip of a lifetime and together we can save endangered animals around the world.

Volunteering

Join a volunteer project today to aid wildlife conservation and support local communities all whilst helping to save endangered animals around the world.

Insurance

Get peace of mind with our new tailor made travel insurance, to cover you for all the activities you will be involved in whilst abroad.

Flights

For help finding flights and a service that not only finds you flights in a matter of minutes but one that will guarantee you the same seat for less, enquire here.

Family Volunteering

Take a trip with your family to volunteer at projects in South America, Africa and Asia. Possible for families with children from 9 years old.

Sponsorship Promise

For every booking we received in a 3 month period in 2012 The Great Projects sponsored either a child from the Kisoro Demonstration School in Uganda or an orangutan at the IAR orangutan project for a year.