Greece
The Zakynthos National Marine Park is home to loggerhead sea turtles and monk seals.
Waste management varies. Minimize plastic use.
Islands face water scarcity, notably in dry summer months.
Respect local customs and heritage for enriching interactions.
Respect historical sites, monuments, and local heritage.
Learning a few basic Greek phrases fosters positive encounters.
Generally, photographing landscapes and public events is acceptable.
Modest dress (shoulders and knees covered) when visiting churches or monasteries.
Support eco-conscious brands for your travel essentials.
Your choices contribute to the island's well-being.
Your choices directly impact Zakynthos' economy.
Support local communities for direct economic input.
Choose products supporting fair trade and local artisans.
Prioritizing local establishments preserves island character.
Avoid activities that exploit animals or lead to unsustainable practices.
Support sustainability through your booking choices.
Your ethical choices leave a lasting positive mark on Zakynthos.
Engage with the local community and contribute positively.
For donations, consider registered local charities or conservation organizations.
Contribute to protecting Zakynthos' marine life.
Invest in island education initiatives.
Support projects that foster local community well-being.
Use designated bins for all waste.
Protect natural habitats by remaining on marked paths.
Pack out everything you pack in.
