Peninsula De Nicoya, Costa Rica
Cabo Blanco Absolute Nature Reserve exemplifies Costa Rica's commitment to conservation.
Recycling infrastructure is limited in Montezuma; reduce plastic use and dispose of waste properly.
Water is precious; be mindful of usage by taking shorter showers and turning off taps.
Your choices can support Montezuma's sustainability.
Select accommodations committed to environmental practices.
Choose tour operators that prioritize minimal environmental impact.
Mitigate your travel carbon footprint.
Reduce waste by bringing reusable items.
Support organizations that protect natural environments.
Visit The Rainforest Site.Embrace environmentally responsible choices to preserve Montezuma's natural beauty and support local conservation efforts.
Your choices influence local culture and the economy.
Engage with local culture with sensitivity and openness.
Direct your spending to local businesses.
Seek out products that ensure fair compensation for producers.
Be aware of activities that might exploit animals or culture.
Support local, family-owned businesses to strengthen the economy.
Research local charities for appropriate giving, focusing on conservation or education.
Engage with local life to gain insights into Montezuma's charm.
By choosing local and ethical options, your visit supports the well-being and charm of Montezuma and its community.
Your interaction with the local community and wildlife can be a positive one.
Consider thoughtful giving to local causes.
Observe local wildlife from a distance and avoid feeding animals.
Look for the Certification for Sustainable Tourism program.
Minimize your environmental footprint by carrying reusable items.
Conserve water, especially during dry season.
Your actions contribute to the preservation of Montezuma's natural and cultural resources. Choose activities and businesses that reflect a commitment to responsible travel.
By embracing sustainable practices, your visit becomes a positive contribution to the local community and environment.
