Delaware USA Travel Guide
Delaware State Parks manage resources from nature. Bombay Hook and Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuges are habitats for birds that migrate. The Coastal Zone Act restricts heavy industrial development.
Recycling programs are in place throughout Delaware. Look for designated bins. Reduce single-use plastics. Bring a Reusable water bottle. Carry a Reusable shopping bag. Dispose of trash properly.
Water conservation is encouraged. Be mindful of water usage in hotels and rentals, specifically in coastal areas. Take shorter showers and reuse towels.
Your choices support environmental responsibility and sustainable tourism.
Travelers purchase carbon offsets from reputable providers. This is typically done through airlines or third-party organizations. These organizations invest in projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Seek hotels with sustainability certifications (e.g., LEED certification). Some state parks give eco-friendly cabins. Choose tour operators that emphasize responsible tourism practices.
Always seek permission before taking close-up photos of individuals. Be mindful of privacy. Politeness (using "please" and "thank you") is appreciated.
Supporting local businesses, farmers, and artisans directly benefits the Delaware economy and its residents. Your spending circulates within the community.
Seek local artisan shops and local produce markets. Buy directly from producers. Consider locally made souvenirs over mass-produced imports.
Choose independent restaurants, cafes, and shops. Book accommodations directly with local B&Bs. Utilize local tour guides. Avoid activities with exploitation of people or animals. Research reputable local charities for donations.
