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Wetlands like Psalidi's salt lake are important bird sanctuaries. Coastline sections are also protected.
Recycling bins are increasingly available in Kos Town for plastics, paper, and glass. Efforts are underway to expand infrastructure.
Fresh water is precious on the island. Be mindful of usage, take shorter showers, and report leaks.
Your travel choices can support a greener Kos.
Reduce waste. Use reusable water bottles and shopping bags. Dispose of waste properly in designated bins. Avoid littering on beaches and natural areas.
Look for accommodations with environmental certifications or those promoting sustainable practices.
Support tour operators that emphasize responsible tourism.
Consider purchasing carbon offsets for your flights.
Your small actions contribute to keeping Kos beautiful and healthy for everyone.
Travel with awareness and respect for Kos's cultural heritage.
Support local museums and historical sites through visits and donations.
Learning a few basic Greek phrases is appreciated. Embrace 'siga siga' (slowly, slowly).
Always ask permission before taking photos of individuals. Be discreet when photographing ceremonies.
Dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees. Some sites may offer wraps or shawls.
Support the local economy and community in ethical ways.
Purchase souvenirs directly from local artisans.
Be aware of activities exploiting animals or populations.
Research reputable local charities for donations.
Your mindful engagement keeps the unique character and traditions of Kos .
Your travel choices positively impact the community of Kos.
Seek out opportunities to engage with local communities. Visit traditional villages.
Purchase souvenirs and products directly from local artisans, farmers, and small family-run businesses.
Browse sustainable options at Package Free Shop.
Discover sustainable outdoor clothing from Patagonia.
Shop items that support the environment at The Rainforest Site.
