Respect wildlife
Keep a safe distance, follow your guide and park rules, never feed wildlife, and do not pressure a guide to approach animals or pursue unsafe sightings.
Travel thoughtfully
Responsible tourism
Responsible travel depends on everyday choices and compliance with current park, conservation, community and marine rules. These are practical principles, not a claim of certification or a third-party sustainability award.
Follow local guidance
Use authorized guides and operators where required. Access to walking routes, archaeological areas, marine protected areas and community sites depends on current rules and local permissions.
Approach cultural visits respectfully
Community visits should be arranged with consent, clear expectations and fair compensation. People and cultural practices should not be treated as props or staged performances.
Reduce waste and disturbance
Avoid litter, minimize single-use items where practical, respect quiet areas and follow the rules of parks, camps, beaches and marine excursions.
Choose informed travel
Ask providers about the exact route, transport, camp location, activity permissions and what is included. Do not rely on unverified sustainability labels or unsupported claims.