Azerbaijan tour, 6 days

Planet

CARBON REDUCTION

We're dedicated to making travel more sustainable by advocating for less environmentally damaging alternatives to air travel. Our policy actively discourages unnecessary short-haul flights, urging guests to opt for land-based travel methods where possible. This strategy doesn’t just cut down on carbon footprints; it also enriches your travel experience, turning the journey itself into an adventure filled with unforgettable encounters.

Our dedication to green principles is also evident in our dining offerings. Throughout our trips, we serve an array of appealing vegetarian and vegan dishes, carefully selected to highlight the local cuisine and produce, ensuring a sustainable and satisfying culinary experience.

ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE

Our commitment to sustainable tourism extends to carefully evaluating the ecological impact of the lodgings we choose for our journeys.

We scrutinize the practices these establishments employ to manage and diminish their environmental pollution, focusing on solid waste, noise, and emissions, aiming to lessen their ecological footprint.

Among the methods our journeys support or enhance nature conservation/rejuvenation efforts are:

Entrance Fees: At sites featuring protected areas or reserves, the entrance fees collected are often funneled directly towards conservation and rehabilitation initiatives.

Local Guides: Hiring local experts not only bolsters the local economy but also enriches our travelers' experiences with deep insights into the local ecosystem, wildlife, and the critical role of conservation in maintaining natural environments.

People

We work hard to make sure your holiday also helps our community. We travel with small groups, which means that we have a low impact on the environments and communities we visit and are able to ensure that we do not disturb local people. All our guides and drivers are local and able to provide far better insights into the country.

During our tours, we strive to support our local community. We try that small scale community based tourism projects, ignored by mainstream tourism, be able to benefit from our visit. We encourage our travellers to spend their money with local businesses by recommending local bazaars, putting in touch with farm shops, offering our local handicrafts.

We must keep in mind how important it is to show respect to those local customs and traditions when we travel. When it comes to taking pictures of the people themselves, it is always advice our travelers to ask their permission beforehand.