We care
We strongly believe that holidays are more enjoyable if they do good.
That is why our experiences are carefully designed in order to make a positive impact on both the environment and local communities.
We care about the environment
- We recycle regularly through the Green City program and we reuse certain materials, transforming them to art.
- Our team often participates in Cleanups organized by local organizations with whom we have partnered in order to raise awareness.
- Happy Paws is our very own way of keeping stray animals of the region happy and safe by donating food and other goods to organizations active in the field.
- We invite you to take your first step and calculate your Footprint.
We care about the local communities
- We have involved local people in crafting our experiences so that you can enjoy the authentic Greek hospitality.
- We have also decided to give them a voice through our Blog where they can share family memories and stories with you.
- Collaborating with family-owned businesses and eating at small taverns are just some of the ways we have decided to support local communities.
- If you want to know how far your food has travelled before it reaches you ,count your Food Miles here.
We care about you
- We believe in slow tourism that is why our tours are private, with a maximum of 6 passengers using luxury vehicles, offering a more tailored and unique experience. Our tours are slow-paced so that you enjoy the countryside and the local culture first-hand, rather than in a quick tour.
- We encourage you to take time to connect with nature between sightseeing spots. Awaken your senses by a enjoying a picnic under vast fig trees while collecting fresh thyme and oregano.
- We promote the Mediterranean Diet and we partcipate in educational activities through the Healthy Habits Program.
- Your comfort and safety come first. Our vehicles are daily sanitized and our guides are always conscious and provide you with masks and sanitizers.
“When you set out on your journey to Ithaca, pray that the road is long, full of adventure, full of knowledge.”
Constantine P.Cavafy, Ithaca, 1911
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