The Amor 3 Day Trip
Whether you want to come with a group, your family, or by yourself – we want to partner with you! Over 3 days you’ll get to meet new people, interact with local community leaders, eat local cuisine, and build a home alongside a family in need.
We handle all of the logistics so you don’t have to. Once you meet us in San Diego, we take care of all transportation to, from, and within Mexico. Tents are provided at our secure campground, authentic meals are made through our food service program La Cocina, and all the tools and materials you need will be waiting for you at the worksite – just bring your passport and belongings!
Dates and Pricing
Amor is currently not taking registrations on or before April 21, 2021. For more updates regarding COVID-19 concerns, click here.
As we look ahead and are hopeful for when groups can return, we are tentatively planning for the following Amor 3 Day dates:
July 17-19, 2021
July 31-Aug. 2, 2021
November 12-14, 2021
February 19-21, 2022
May 28-30, 2022
November 11-13, 2022
We will be adding more 2022 dates as we get closer to the end of 2021. If you’d like to learn more information about Amor’s 3 Day Trips in the meantime, please fill out the form at the bottom of this page and a Trip Advisor will reach out to you.
What to Expect
At the Worksite
- An expert from Amor will be with you on site to guide the building process.
- It’s easy to think that the house is the most important part of the trip, but we are really here to love and serve people. Take time to talk to the family (even if you don’t know Spanish!), play with kids, or invite people to join in the work!
- All of the tools are provided.
- Discover that you can make a big impact in a few days!
At Camp
- La Cocina, our catering service run by locals, provides us with meals for the weekend. They cook their own recipes and take care of meals, snacks, coffee, water, and Gatorade.
- Camp caretakers watch the people and things at camp 24/7. Amor staff members will be with the group both at camp and at the worksite.
- The experience at camp is very similar to how the families live – pit toilets (a port-a-potty over a hole in the ground) and bucket and/or solar showers.
- Each night we have time to share about the day around the campfire and hear from leaders in the community.
- We provide the tents. You are responsible for sleeping bags and sleeping pads. Married couples and parents/kids will be put together unless you request different arrangements.