Southern And Western Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico
Guánica Dry Forest is an UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Visit responsibly.
Caja de Muertos Island Natural Reserve protects marine life.
Local parks support city ecosystems. Help maintain them.
Contribute to environmental preservation in Ponce. Learn about local conservation efforts and minimize your impact.
Recycling infrastructure in Puerto Rico is developing. Help by reducing waste. Water scarcity during droughts calls for mindful water usage.
Consider offsetting flight emissions. Seek accommodations and tour operators committed to responsible tourism.
Support local museums and historic sites. An effort to speak Spanish is appreciated.
Always greet locals. Embrace the slower pace of island life, often called "laissez-faire" attitude. Respect privacy concerns for photography.
Visit cultural institutions working to preserve Puerto Rican heritage.
Engage respectfully with Ponce's culture, observe local customs.
Respectful interactions and supporting local heritage enrich your journey.
Support Ponce’s local economy. Choose businesses that directly benefit the community.
Choose local restaurants, cafes, and shops. Support directly sourced artisan crafts and coffee.
Support local tour guides and guesthouses. This helps tourism revenue stay within the community.
Look for fair trade items. For donations, research reputable local non-profit organizations.
Be aware of activities that exploit communities or resources. Do not engage in illegal activities.
Remain aware of activities that might exploit local communities or natural resources.
Choosing local businesses channels funds directly into the community, fostering sustainable growth.
