Karpathos Dodecanese, Greece Travel Guide
Northern Karpathos and Saria Island are Natura 2000 protected areas, safeguarding rare species and habitats.
Waste management systems are in place; cut down on disposable-use plastics and support local recycling programs initiatives.
Water is a precious and often scarce resource; use it sparingly and mindfully.
Make conscious choices that lessen your environmental impact.
Seek accommodations actively implementing energy-saving measures, water conservation programs, and minimizing waste.
Upon booking tours, especially boat trips, inquire about environmental policies. Pick tour companies who practice responsible waste disposal and respect marine life.
Choose locally owned guesthouses and family-run hotels.
Patronize small, traditional local restaurants and cafes.
Support local shops and artisans for souvenirs.
Participate in tours guided by local guides.
Buy authentic local products directly from artisans.
Reduce waste with products from Package Free Shop.
Before you leave, consider leaving positive web-based feedback for local businesses. This gesture costs nothing and attracts future customers.
Create a positive donation to the environment and local culture.
Offset flight emissions through platforms like Terrapass.
Consider outdoor gear from Patagonia for your adventures.
Support organizations like The Rainforest Site.
In advance of your trip, consider leaving a positive online review for local businesses. This gesture costs nothing and attracts future customers.
