The following codes of conduct are supplementary to the general tips for sustainable travel. It is essential to incorporate these guidelines into all your activities during your journey. Please, be mindful of these recommendations in accordance with your specific itinerary. If you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to contact your travel advisor. Your cooperation in making your travel experience environmentally friendly and enjoyable for all is greatly appreciated.

Boat-Based Wildlife Viewing

Be aware of risks related to sharing photographs/videos of endangered species online; disable geolocation on your device if poaching is prevalent
Don't collect or disturb flora or fauna, or their habitat
Don't feed wildlife; it can harm their health & encourage problematic behavior
Minimise noise to avoid disturbing wildlife & the quality of the experience for others
Reduce waste – from food to paper, remember to take only what & as much as you need, and bring re-usable items, e.g., water bottle, coffee cup, carry bag
Be Waterwise – your participation in the activity shouldn't place additional stress on water-scarce environments

Ziplines / Canopy Tours

Ensure that you clearly understand how to navigate the course safely; if in doubt always ask your guide before proceeding

Working Animals

Respect your guide's instructions regarding safety, local etiquette & dos and don'ts, especially:
- Whether contact is permitted with the animals and, if so, how to do this safely
- Whether feeding of the animals is allowed and if so, how to do this safely
Remain in designated areas for the activity

Wild Camping

Be accurate about your fitness & ability so we can design an enjoyable experience for everyone
Respect your guide's instructions regarding safety, local etiquette & dos and don'ts
Don't collect or disturb flora or fauna, or their habitat
Don't feed wildlife; it can harm their health & encourage problematic behavior
Remain on designated paths/trails and campsite footprints
Bring biodegradable shampoo, dish soap, etc. (and no products with micro-plastics)
Wash dishes, clothes (& yourself) away from watercourses (min 50m), even if using biodegradable products
Use sand or other natural materials to help with heavy dishwashing, minimizing use of soap & water
Disperse wastewater (dishes/laundry) over a wide area so that nature can filter it
Cook on stoves – as opposed to campfires – when possible & in non-vegetated areas
Practice good "bush toilet" etiquette (ask us for specific guidance)
Respect fire restrictions in place; if campfires are permitted, ask us about how & where
Store supplies (especially food) out of reach at night and when the campsite is not occupied
Leave no trace when vacating the campsite
Reduce waste – from food to paper, remember to take only what & as much as you need, and bring re-usable items, e.g., water bottle, coffee cup, carry bag
Dispose of waste – pack out what you take in – & use local recycling facilities where available
Be Waterwise – your participation in the activity shouldn't place additional stress on water-scarce environments

Walking / Hiking / Trekking

Before entering sensitive environments,