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Responsible Conduct Guidelines for Specific Activities

These codes complement our general sustainable travel tips and are meant to be applied according to each itinerary. If anything is unclear, consult your travel advisor — your cooperation ensures that experiences remain enjoyable, respectful, and environmentally sound for all.

Boat‑Based Wildlife Viewing

  • Share photos responsibly; disable geolocation when species are at risk.

  • Do not disturb or collect plants, animals, or habitats.

  • Never feed wildlife; keep noise low.

  • Reduce waste by carrying reusables.

  • Conserve water in sensitive environments.

Ziplines / Canopy Tours

  • Understand safety procedures before continuing; ask your guide if unsure.

Working Animals

  • Follow guide instructions on contact or feeding.

  • Stay within designated activity areas.

Wild Camping

  • Be honest about fitness levels for group safety.

  • Follow etiquette and stay on marked trails.

  • Use biodegradable toiletries; wash away from water sources.

  • Prefer stoves over fires; respect fire bans.

  • Store food securely; pack out all waste.

Walking / Hiking / Trekking

  • Clean footwear to prevent invasive species.

  • Stay on marked paths.

  • Carry out waste and recycle when possible.

  • Respect other trail users.

Volunteering

  • Choose programs that collaborate with local communities.

  • Understand how placements support long‑term goals.

  • Respect host rules and privacy.

  • Join customs when invited; support local economies.

  • Consider ongoing support after returning home.

Diving & Snorkeling

  • Be honest about skill level; request refreshers if needed.

  • Control equipment to avoid reef damage.

  • Follow wildlife‑viewing distances and buddy protocols.

  • Use reef‑safe sun protection.

  • Avoid touching coral or marine life.

Fishing

  • Follow laws and permits; release protected catch carefully.

  • Never leave gear unattended.

  • Handle fish humanely and responsibly.

Rock Climbing / Abseiling

  • Be accurate about fitness and ability.

  • Use existing access routes.

  • Limit chalk and gear; avoid damaging rock or vegetation.

  • Respect sensitive scientific or cultural sites.

Horse Riding & Pony Trekking

  • Follow guidance on mounting, spacing, and crossings.

  • Test ride before departure.

  • Avoid galloping in fragile areas; use marked watering points.

  • Cross rivers at designated points.