Folegandros Greece Travel Guide
Folegandros is part of the Natura 2000 network, safeguarding its flora and fauna, including migratory birds and the monk seal.
The island has limited waste infrastructure. Visitors reduce, reuse, and reuse materials, especially plastics.
Water is a scarce resource. Visitors conserve water by taking shorter showers and turning off taps.
Conscious travel decisions contribute to Folegandros's natural beauty.
Your where to stay and transportation choices bear influence.
Your engagement with local customs preserves the island's soul.
Your spending directly benefits the community.
Minimize waste, conserve water, respect privacy, and support local businesses.
Directly influencing the local economy and social fabric.
Prioritize small, independent shops and eateries.
Conscious travel choices prevent harmful practices.
Engagement with local culture enriches your travel experience.
Choose operators who prioritize ethical treatment and conservation.
Engagement with local culture enriches your travel experience.
Visit the museum and see traditional farms.
Attend panigiria for community celebrations.
Purchase items that uphold traditional skills.
Always practice good hygiene. Water is precious; use it thoughtfully. Carry a small first-aid kit for minor issues.
Mindful financial contributions strengthen local initiatives.
Ensure your money reaches local hands.
Direct your generosity through recognized channels.
Your financial contributions bolster the island's eco-friendliness and residents.
Seek out companies that prioritize ethical treatment and conservation.
Purchase produce directly from farmers for fresh, local ingredients.
Invest in art and crafts made from sustainable materials by local artists.
Uncontaminated water is a precious resource on Folegandros, especially during summer. Thoughtful consumption is significant.
Your accommodation frequently offers additional information on reputable local causes for donations.
