Sonora Northwest Mexico, Mexico Travel Guide
El Pinacate and Gran Desierto de Altar Biosphere Reserve: UNESCO site with strict conservation rules. Sea of Cortez: Rich marine biodiversity. Support responsible marine tourism.
Recycling infrastructure is limited outside major cities. Reduce waste with refillable bottles and reusable bags. Dispose of trash properly; don't drop trash.
Sonora is a barren landscape state with access to water scarcity. Be mindful of usage: shorter showers, turn off taps, avoid excessive consumption.
Engage respectfully with local traditions and communities.
Support local cultural institutions and events.
Prioritize privacy over getting a photograph.
Look for hotels that promote sustainable practices like water and energy efficiency. Find alternatives at Ecobnb.
Discover EcobnbMitigate your travel's environmental impact by offsetting flights. Explore alternatives at Terrapass.
Offset Your TravelEvery choice contributes. Embrace practices that protect Sonora’its natural surroundings and heritage for future generations.
Your traveler choices can directly benefit local communities.
Support programs that directly benefit local communities.
Choose goods and services that help the local economy.
Thoughtful spending empowers local communities and cuts down on your footprint.
Choose locally owned guesthouses or tour operators for direct economic contribution.
Bring reusable items like water bottles and shopping bags to reduce waste. Explore options at Package Free Shop.
Invest in souvenirs and goods that truly reflect local craftsmanship and heritage. Support conservation through purchases at The Rainforest Site.
Be mindful of potential scams. Avoid activities exploiting animals or local populations (e.g., circuses with wild animals, unregulated tours). Do not engage in illegal activities.
If you wish to donate, do so through established local charities or community organizations rather than giving money directly to beggars. Research credible organizations.
