Ecotourism

Learn more about ecotourism and how to help our environment.

First, “celeste” (pronounced “cell-est-eh”) means “sky blue.” Rio Celeste, as its name implies, is famous for its natural and spectacular turquoise coloration. It is located in Tenorio Volcano National Park. In the Park, you can walk the trails through the rainforest and along the river to its waterfall and beyond to where the blue of Rio Celeste starts. You must see Rio Celeste to understand how this river could be confused as a bit of sky on earth.

The Sloth Sanctuary in Costa Rica is the only sloth sanctuary in the world. Click to read more about my journey there + sees pics of baby sloths!

Comoros is already a very remote place and an unusual travel destination most people have never even heard of, but if you’re looking for something even more remote, travel to…

Ecotourism in Jordan: The Ultimate Guide on Travel to Jordan. Includes Things to Do, Where to Stay, Travel Tips & more info on ecotourism in Jordan.

What is Ecotourism? An in-depth look at the History and Principles of Responsible Travel

Sustainable Seafood & Travel by Emily De Sousa

With the recent climate strikes taking place around the world, in relation to the ever growing anger around global government policy around climate change, I wanted to pull together a blog post about ecotourism, being an eco-tourist and how our decisions as travellers and humans, impact on the environment. #climatechange #ecotourism #ecotourist #tourism #environment #climate

20 Tips for Being a Responsible Traveler in 2020: Ecotourism, Sustainability & Ethical Tourism Guide