This is your opportunity to work at the forefront of marine conservation. You do not need to have any prior academic or SCUBA experience as we have staff on site ready to take you through all the necessary training. We are happy to welcome people from all nationalities and all walks of life, all we ask is that you are medically cleared to dive, physically fit and most importantly... keen to learn.

Below you will find a number of ways in which you can join us, we offer volunteer programs for individuals from 18 years of age and groups from 16 years of age. In addition to placements for international volunteers we are able to offer bespoke projects to groups, support to independent researchers, internship opportunities, and scholarship programmes to host-country community members. At the moment we operating exclusively in Sinai, but in the future we hope to offer a variety of contrasting marine conservation expeditions.

As of 2021, Coral Cay Conservation no longer operates in the Philippines. For the last year we have been working incredibly hard behind the scenes to create a new and impactful marine conservation project.  Our new project in Sinai (SCRCP) is just that; offering volunteers the chance to learn how to dive, learn how to ID corals, invertebrates and fish, and also how to work in remote locations. We will be using state of the art survey equipment (SeaGIS Stereo Video Surveys for fish and PhotoQuadrats for corals), and an enhanced Reef-Check methodology for cryptic fish species and invertebrates.

Unlike our project in the Philippines, we are currently only able to offer short expeditions of 2-3 weeks depending on your diving qualifications. Unfortunately, we do not own a site in Sinai, and we collaborate and operate out of SubSinai. This means that we are only able to offer limited durations for the time being. In 2023, we hope to be offering trips every few months! Click here to see our expedition dates for 2022.

Current Projects