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The landscape possesses many sensory qualities that we need to appreciate the land in all its richness and complexity, to improve our health, and to achieve physical and mental well-being. All experiences take place in natural spaces of great scenic, biological, and geological interest. We communicate the values of the environment through interpretation and connect with emotions through the activities we develop to create a deep connection with the place.
"Emotional Landscapes, Conscious Landscapes" consists of a program with three activities that can be carried out separately on different days or combined into a single day: 1. Forest bathing for health. 2. Seas for the mind. 3. Sunsets at sea.
Travel Guide
Both companies, NansaNatural and Bahía de Santander, are fully aware of the need to care for the environment and respect our surroundings. Therefore, we adopt measures that help reduce the impact of our activities by reducing energy, water, and other resource consumption. We organize routes and travel in small groups. We choose less crowded or less crowded locations. We reduce the consumption of bottles and other plastics.
Encouraging our customers to carpool while traveling, minimizing transportation consumption. Always engaging with local residents, businesses, and artisans, promoting sustainability and social commitment.
In addition, we contribute to projects for the conservation or restoration of the natural and cultural values of the Natura 2000 Network area ZEC LITORAL DUNAS DEL PUNTAL Y ESTUARIO DEL MIERA with the activity "Sunsets at sea" since participating in it directly contributes to conservation since 10% of the ticket goes to the Osprey Recovery Project in the Bay of Santander.
Environmental sustainability:
– Waste and debris: We encourage our guests to leave no trace. This means taking everything they bring with them to avoid negative impacts.
– We carry one or more bags with us to collect waste found in the field and deposit it in the appropriate places for recycling.
– We walk on marked trails or in designated areas to avoid disturbing the environment and negatively impacting conservation and the experience of other visitors. We avoid damaging vegetation, eroding soil, and disturbing sensitive habitats.
– We've incorporated a completely carbon-neutral activity into our tourism offering, analyzing carbon footprint and offsetting emissions.
– We inform our guests about our low-impact, energy-efficient accommodation options.
– Our flyers and information are printed on eco-friendly paper without harmful chemical additives and are easily recycled, thus helping to reduce our carbon footprint and minimize the depletion of natural forest resources.
– We raise awareness among visitors about the importance of sustainability and respect for the environment and local cultures.
Social sustainability:
– We seek collaboration with local associations to contribute to the development of the local community.
– We offer direct and respectful intercultural relationships between tourists and residents that avoid negative impacts.
– We respect the sociocultural authenticity of communities, disseminating their cultural assets and traditional values to contribute to intercultural understanding and tolerance.
– We encourage tourists to play an active, respectful, and enriching role.
– We offer experiential tourism that generates values, conveys emotions, a love for local heritage and culture, and a passion for the region.
Economic sustainability:
– We promote the movement of the economic system by creating synergies between companies and local stakeholders.
– We provide a variety of activities that cater to different tastes and interests, thus contributing to economic progress.
– We work with local staff, purchase products and services from local suppliers, and actively participate in community development projects to promote local economic development.