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Discover how your stay in the Canary Islands can have a positive impact on the environment.

Discover how your stay in the Canary Islands can have a positive impact on the environment.

Beyond protecting natural and rural spaces, hiking trails, and cultural heritage, your trip to the Canaries can make a difference — when you choose consciously.

Want to know how to enjoy your holiday in Tenerife or Lanzarote in a sustainable way? Keep reading!

Be a Responsible and Conscious Consumer

From using reusable containers to limiting single-use plastics, every small action matters.

Bring your own water bottle, a reusable shopping bag, and your own set of cutlery.

These small choices make a big difference when thousands of travellers do the same — helping to reduce waste and keep the Canary Islands’ natural spaces in pristine condition.

Stay in Eco-Responsible Accommodation

When choosing where to stay, opt for hotels that integrate sustainability across their operations.

At MYND Hotels, we work daily to ensure your stay respects the environment:

• We use renewable energy


• We reduce natural resource consumption


• We minimise waste


• We support local producers

Every small effort helps reduce your carbon footprint and supports the circular economy in the Canaries.
Choosing eco-conscious accommodation isn’t just smart — it’s a way to make tourism a positive force for the planet.

Choose Local – It’s Better for the Environment

Not only will you discover the unique flavours of the Canaries, but you’ll also help support the local economy.

Buying local means more income and jobs remain on the islands.
You’ll also help preserve local crops, crafts, and native breeds — all while cutting down your carbon footprint by avoiding imported goods.

Respect Local Communities

Places like Timanfaya National Park can only be accessed by shuttle bus for good reason.

Whenever possible, use public transport — especially when visiting remote areas like Anaga or Masca.

This ensures locals can still access their homes and roads remain clear and safe.

Take Only Memories – Leave Nature As It Is

In iconic spots like Timanfaya or El Teide National Parks, follow the signs and stay on designated trails.

And please, don’t take rocks or other natural souvenirs — that’s what the official shops are for!
What may seem insignificant could disrupt habitats for small invertebrates and, in turn, the birds and mammals that depend on them.

Always use authorised access points, obtain any necessary permits (for trails or landmarks with limited capacity), and pay any applicable entry fees.
Failing to do so could result in fines.


Enjoying a respectful holiday in the Canary Islands doesn’t mean giving up anything.

In fact, it’s about gaining richer, more authentic experiences — and actively helping to protect a truly unique environment.

Every decision matters, and with a few small changes, you can make a big difference.