Peloponnese guided tour in Greece

Planet

As tourism affects the environment in many ways such as increasing the air, litter & sewage pollution, natural habitat loss and even endanger many animal species, we, as tourism personnel and hoteliers try our best to sustain the environment as much as possible.

As we are the owners of one of the hotels that you will be staying during your vacations, our main target there is to be environmentally sustainable. We firstly recycle paper, glass, plastic and metal. Apart from the process of recycling more materials and using less paper, we also try to reduce our carbon emission.

As we are visiting ancient monuments and sights, it is a must to help these places remain intact so we recommend our travelers to respect them by not polluting them and walking to the short -distance places that they visit in order to reduce the car fuels.

Once our travelers arrive in our base, they will be given a Travelers Code of Conduct, which will help them to get informed about sustainable tourism and how to apply maximum effort and responsibility during their vacations with us, concerning environmental and socio-cultural factors.

People

Choosing our vacations, you choose responsible vacations. As Mr Panagiotopoulos, founder and president of our company, was born and raised here, one of his biggest concerns is to ensure that tourism will not affect our area negatively in ecological and socio-cultural way, and also that the locals will mostly benefit from your travel.

Our company which is the organizer and operator of this package is locally-based and all our guides, drivers and employees are locals too, ensuring not only the economical benefit of our area but also your cultural benefit. All our food suppliers & tavern partners are local too.

On this trip, you will visit so many different places and you will always be surrounded by locals, experiencing the Greek way of living. But the most important thing for us, is that your presence here gives us a strong negotiation card for pressing the local authorities for the development of our area, such us constructing cycling streets in our city or better finance and organisation of our archaeological museums and sites.