Klein Curacao sunset catamaran trip with BBQ lunch and open bar
- Supports the local community with maintenance and recycling projects
- Uses a solar-powered boat as the mode of transport
- Avoids single-use plastics
We believe tourism is a force for good, connecting people, promoting understanding and helping cultures thrive. That's why we've introduced our Green & Fair experiences. Each experience has been checked via a process approved by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC).
Lanzarote - Fuerteventura Sand Dunes Visit Ticket
With Fuerteventura so close to Lanzarote, you'll be able to hop over for a day of sightseeing. And this full day tour promises just that. You'll catch the fast ferry over in the morning then spend the day exploring the north coast, including El Cotillo, Corralejo and the white sand dunes of Corralejo Natural Park.First, make your way to Playa Blanca, from where the fast ferry to Fuerteventura departs. Then, once you're on the other side, you'll firstly venture to the fishing village of El Cotillo to stretch your legs with a stroll along the beachfront.Your next stop will be the seaside resort of Corralejo to enjoy some free time for lunch at one of the seafood restaurants before a scenic drive is on the cards. You'll travel into Corralejo Natural Park, which is home to the largest stretch of sand dunes in the Canary Islands. Climb to the top of one for a photo, then wind down your day at the beach before heading back.
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Kos - Guided Tour of Kos Town, Asclepeion and Zia with Wine Tasting
With some of the highlights of Kos wrapped up in one day out, this adults-only tour showcases the variety of the island. In a small group together with your guide you'll explore Kos town, the Asclepeion ancient site and the village of Zia. A visit to a wine factory and a viewpoint round off the day. Sophia, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘The Asclepeion of Kos was dedicated to Asclepius, the Greek god of healing and medicine, and it was known as a healing sanctuary in ancient times. The peaceful surroundings and the extensive gardens were soothing for patients.'Start off with a guided visit to Kos town and its eye-catching harbour with bobbing boats lined up. Next, step back in time at ancient Asclepeion, which remains one of Greece's most important archaeological sites. After you pay your entrance fee on arrival, you will have free time to explore and imagine Hippocrates, who was born on the island of Kos, undergoing his medical education at the Asclepeion. Among the attractions are the remains of the world's first hospital, where doctors learned about medicine from Hippocrates, and studied how to treat disease. You'll also visit the mountain village of Zia, which sprawls beneath Mount Dikaios and is best known for traditional architecture and wonderful views of the coast. After lunch in a typical restaurant, it's on to taste local wine at a wine factory, and at the end of the excursion, you have the chance to capture amazing photos at Kefalos village at the south part of the island.
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Barcelona - Private sailing trip in Barcelona
Book this Private sailing trip in Barcelona and enjoy an unforgettable experience whilst seeing our city like you never had before.
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Lanzarote - Los Volcanes Natural Park Hiking Tour from the South
Being able to hike across land shaped by volcanic eruptions is something that makes Lanzarote so special. This easy 7-km guided walk through Los Volcanes Natural Park takes you up volcanic cones, across lava flows and through mesmerising things like lava tunnels with a native guide to point out all of the fascinating shapes.This three-hour hike through Los Volcanes Natural Park will bring you up close to the land formed by eruptions between 1730-1736 and 1824. You'll get to know all there is about volcanoes from your guide as you step across this moon-like landscape, while discovering an open-air museum dedicated to volcanology.The surface will be a bit rough underfoot, so make sure you're wearing closed shoes as you'll be walking up volcanic cones and rocks. You'll also go in search of lakes, craters, lava flows and tunnels, and by the end of the three hours you'll be an expert on the constant rebirth of life on lava.
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Kos - Boat Tour to the Volcanic Island of Nisyros
If there's one must-visit while you're in Kos, it's the volcanic island of Nisyros. Greek legend says it was created from a stone thrown by the god Poseidon. And it's a scenic gem of an hour-long trip that takes you there. Visit Mandraki, Nikia, the Stefanos crater and more.
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Crete - Ultimate Catamaran Cruise from Heraklion
If sun on your face and a cool sea breeze in your hair really give you that holiday feel, then our Ultimate Catamaran Cruise is for you. You'll call by the island of Dia and snorkel in the Aegean before a tasty lunch. And with a maximum of just 10 passengers per trip, this day on the waves is all about relaxing.
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Protaras - Famagusta Tour and Constantia Beach Visit with Local Guide
This trip takes you to some of northern Cyprus's most intriguing spots. Book here to visit Famagusta, the ghost town of Varosha, and Constantia Beach.
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Algarve - Private 4x4 Sunset Tour in the Monchique Hills
Discover the real Algarve with this exclusive private tour. Jump into a 4x4, leave the coast behind and make your way up into the Monchique hills – you'll discover parts of the Algarve that you'd never find on your own.
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Supporting communities and causes
We support small business owners and projects in destination so that local communities can grow. Tour operators, restaurants and transport providers are often independent and family run.
Caring for our environment
Our experiences are designed to minimize their environmental impact, particularly in areas of high biodiversity. They may include eco-friendly transport, such as electric boats, and routes designed to reduce disruption to flora and fauna. They may also exclude single-use plastics.
What's the GSTC?
The Global Sustainable Tourism Council® (GSTC) establishes and manages global standards for sustainable travel and tourism, known as the GSTC Criteria. It's an independent and non-profit organization whose goal is to achieve best practices in sustainable tourism.
How our process works
Every experience is assessed across up to 11 areas, from the environment to human rights. The goal is to maximise the benefits and minimise the negative impacts to a destination within local constraints. All activity and tour operators, restaurants, venues, guides and transport providers included in the experience are evaluated. This process is the first of its kind to be applied to experiences on a global scale and has been approved by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC).
Starting point
Our assessment is based on the GSTC criteria for Tour Operators and its pillars. Section A: Demonstrate effective sustainable management Section B: Maximise social and economic benefits to the local community and minimise negative impacts Section C: Maximise benefits to cultural heritage and minimise negative impacts Section D: Maximise benefits to the environment and minimise negative impacts
Our system
We've used the GSTC criteria to create an evaluation process across 11 areas: Legal & Compliance, Human Resources, Communication, Healthy & Safety, Charity & Donations, Environmental, Products & Services, Operations, Animal Welfare, Human Rights and Child Protection.
Application
All elements of an experience, from food to transport and activity suppliers, have to fill out a questionnaire covering up to 11 areas mentioned previously. The experience is then assessed on its individual elements and as a whole. If it meets the necessary requirements it gets labeled as 'Green & Fair'.
Auditing
Our sustainability management system and process have been audited by the independent body Control Union. They also perform annual on-site evaluations in destinations to monitor ongoing compliance.
“TUI Musement is not only driving sustainability within their operation and through their entire supply chain for experiences as they continue to monitor and evaluate, but also raising the bar to ensure a more sustainable approach throughout the industry.”
Randy Durband, Chief Executive Officer of GSTC