
Midcoast Maine, USA Travel Guide
Maine has many State Parks, Public Reserved Lands, and land trust preserves for conservation.
Recycling is common, with facilities for plastics, glass, paper, and cans. Maine has a bottle deposit law.
Consider offsetting your flight and car rental emissions through reputable programs like Terrapass.
Respectful interaction and cultural awareness contribute to a positive visit.
Support local historical societies, museums, and traditional craftspeople.
Politeness and courtesy enhance all interactions.
Always seek permission before photographing individuals.
When visiting religious sites, respect their sacred nature.
Find outdoor gear from companies focused on being sustainable like Patagonia.
Shop PatagoniaReduce waste by choosing reusable items from stores like Package Free Shop.
Visit Package Free ShopSupporting ethical tour operators like G Adventures contributes to positive local impacts. Also, organizations like The Rainforest Site (GreaterGood) help conservation efforts.
Your travel choices directly benefit local communities and their economies.
Choose businesses that directly benefit local communities.
Seek out items that are locally made and ethically sourced.
Direct support for local businesses keeps money circulating within the community.
Be aware of your tourism dollars and how they are spent.
For flight issues, Compensair assists with compensation claims for delays or cancellations.
Helps with flight delay, cancellation, or refused entry onto the plane compensation.
Offers airport lounge access for regular travelers. Visit Priority Pass.
Explore ethical transport options through partners like G Adventures for a positive global impact.