Stay at Eco-Friendly Hotels:
Choose accommodations that implement green practices such as energy and water conservation, effective waste management, and the use of eco-friendly materials (like our hotel).

Use Low-Impact Transport:
Opt for public transportation such as local buses (songthaews), metered taxis, or rent bicycles for short distances to reduce emissions.

Carry a Refillable Water Bottle:
Avoid single-use plastic bottles by refilling at water stations throughout the island.

Respect Local Customs & Traditions:
Learn about local etiquette, such as proper temple attire and polite communication, to show cultural respect and avoid misunderstandings.

Shop Responsibly:
Choose environmentally friendly souvenirs made from natural materials or handmade by local communities, supporting local craftsmanship and sustainable income.

Volunteer for the Environment:
Join local beach cleanups or mangrove planting activities organized by NGOs and local groups.

Choose Responsible Tours:
Book tours that uphold sustainable tourism values, avoid wildlife exploitation (e.g., elephant riding), prevent marine pollution, and prioritize nature conservation.