Gran Canaria, Canary Islands
Gran Canaria features protected natural spaces like Tamadaba, Roque Nublo, and Maspalomas Dunes. Respect all signage and stay on marked paths.
Las Palmas has developed waste management with recycling bins (yellow for plastic/cans, blue for paper, green for glass). Minimize single-use plastics.
Islands rely on desalination. Water is a precious resource. Be mindful of consumption; take shorter showers and reuse towels.
Active participation in environmental protection leaves a positive mark.
Minimize your environmental impact through mindful travel choices.
Support businesses prioritizing environmental responsibility.
Your spending choices directly affect the local economy.
Avoid activities exploiting animals (e.g., unregulated shows) or local people. Research before participating. Report suspicious activity to local authorities (112).
Support conservation via The Rainforest SiteIf donating, do so through established local charities or NGOs with a proven community benefit. Giving to individuals on the street may perpetuate begging cycles.
Learn about Ecobnb's social responsibilityEvery decision as a traveler has an echo. Choose to create positive ripples for Gran Canaria's environment and communities.
Gran Canarian culture has unique aspects shaped by its history and isolation. Your respect for these traditions matters.
Support initiatives that maintain the island's unique heritage.
Conscious photography respects local privacy and cultural norms.
Show reverence and respect in places of worship.
Positive interactions deepen your experience.
Cultural missteps can occur without awareness. A little research and an open mind can prevent unintentional offenses.
