Algeria
Chréa National Park is a protected area near Algiers. Support local conservation by adhering to park rules and not disturbing wildlife.
Practice 'leave no trace'. Dispose of waste properly. Minimize single-use plastics; use reusable bottles and bags.
Water scarcity can be a concern. Be mindful of your water consumption. Take shorter showers and report leaks.
Respectful interaction with locals and adherence to cultural norms lead to a positive experience.
Support initiatives preserving Algerian heritage, especially in the Kasbah. Your responsible tourism supports these efforts. Respect historical sites; do not touch or remove artifacts.
Always be polite and respectful. Learning a few basic phrases in Arabic or French demonstrates respect and facilitates smoother interactions. Observe and follow local customs regarding dress and public behavior.
Always ask for permission before photographing individuals, especially women and children. Be discreet. Avoid pointing your camera directly at people without their consent. Do not photograph sensitive areas like government buildings, military installations, or police.
When visiting mosques or other religious sites, dress modestly: shoulders and knees covered. Women must cover their heads. Remove shoes before entering. Avoid visiting during prayer times.
Your thoughtful actions contribute positively to the local culture and environment.
Your travel choices directly contribute to the local community's well-being.
Seek opportunities to support local communities directly. Stay in locally owned guesthouses or use services from local guides.
When purchasing souvenirs and crafts, buy directly from local artisans in markets. This channels funds directly to creators, preserving traditional crafts. Look for small, independent shops.
Choose ethically sourced goods that minimize environmental harm.
Outdoor apparel from Patagonia
Reusable items from Package Free Shop
Conservation efforts at The Rainforest Site
