All Inclusive Seven-Night Private Island Stay in the Caribbean for Two People

支持 Supporting Small Steps Project

结束：Monday 23 June PDT 于 12:00

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Current bid:Dukino

£2,500($3,371 USD)

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Recently named in "The 10 Best Private Islands in the World" and dubbed "The Caribbean's New Frontier", Calala private Island is hidden in the undiscovered part of the Caribbean, lying just off the coast of Nicaragua. The resort has been inducted into the highly coveted Small Luxury Hotels of the World.

Indulge in a seven-night Caribbean escape for two on the exclusive Calala Island. This ultra-all-inclusive stay offers luxury beachfront suites, complete with breathtaking views, private terraces, and unparalleled privacy. Dive into turquoise waters, lounge by the infinity pool with a swim-up bar, or explore world-renowned snorkelling sites. With a maximum of only eight other guests on the entire island, enjoy the exclusivity of personalised service from a Michelin Star trained chef.

T&C's:

Valid for two people
All meals, snacks, drinks, water sports, and activities are included, along with internal flights and boat transfers from Managua International Airport
Escape to paradise with this once-in-a-lifetime luxury experience
Valid for 12 months, excluding Christmas and New Year
(Estimated value £20,000)

原因

Small Steps Project is a children’s charity dealing with the most devastating humanitarian consequence of the global waste problem: child waste pickers.

All over the world thousands of children survive by collecting and recycling rubbish on landfill sites. Deprived of an education, they work when they should be at school and put their lives at risk on a daily basis. Work on the dumps is dirty and dangerous. As well as respiratory and skin diseases, cuts and lacerations to their hands and feet are commonplace and risk of infection is extremely high in the toxic environment.

Small Steps Project provides shoes to protect their feet and support to enable them to take small steps off the dump sites, out of poverty and into education.

To date, Small Steps Project has provided shoes and aid to over 20,000 children thanks to the money raised from shoes, all donated and signed by some of the most famous celebrities in the world.