Beach cleanups for people passing through

Pick up trash.
Make friends.
Earn the beach.

Travelers meet up to clean the places they love visiting — organized by locals who know where help is needed. One hour of picking, then coffee with people worth meeting.

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GOOD TIDE CLUB

Leave it better than you found it.

BEACH CLEANUP
EVERY SATURDAY · 9:00 AM
MEET AT THE FLAGPOLE

→ gloves & bags provided
→ one hour, then the hang
→ just show up
meet travelers · meet locals

How it works

The easiest good thing you'll do all trip

STEP 1

Show up

Same beach, same time, every week. No signup, no fee, no gear — gloves and bags are waiting for you at the meeting point.

STEP 2

Clean for an hour

Grab a bag, grab a partner from another dorm, and work the tide line. Locals pick the spot — they know where the help is needed.

STEP 3

Stay for the hang

Group photo with the full bags, then coffee. You'll leave with cleaner sand, new friends, and the best story at dinner.

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Chapters

Every chapter is a standing weekly event run by a local host. Roll into town, check the schedule, show up.

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Locals & hostels: we bring the hands, you bring the beach

Run a hostel, dive shop, surf school, or just love your beach? Host a standing weekly cleanup and become the place travelers talk about. It costs about $5 a week in bags and gloves — we hand you everything else.

  • Safety first, every event — a 2-minute brief and a sign-in sheet, both written for you.
  • The trash actually leaves the beach — you sort out disposal before your first event; we show you how.
  • Locals lead — you pick the site, you set the pace. If a local group already cleans here, we join them, not compete.

Apply to host a chapter

The cleanup-in-a-box kit — free

  • One-page quick-start & event checklist
  • Safety brief script & waiver template
  • Disposal planning worksheet
  • Flyer, captions & WhatsApp templates
  • Brand kit & your spot on the chapter map
  • Cross-promotion of every event photo

Locals lead. We're just the extra hands.

Hosts choose the sites, set the schedule, and direct the work — travelers are guests contributing labor, not saviors passing through. Where a local cleanup crew already exists, we partner with them or get out of the way.