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Sustainability and community

Sustainability in the San Bernardo Archipelago: the hotel’s four pillars

How a hotel inside a national park understands its responsibility to the ecosystem and the community.

Hotel Isla Múcura sits in the heart of Corales del Rosario y San Bernardo National Natural Park. That is both a privilege and a responsibility: to care for the marine and land ecosystem that hosts it, and to build a relationship of respect and mutual development with the communities of the archipelago.

Strategic objective

To contribute to the sustainable development of the San Bernardo Archipelago.

Environmental management and conservation

Energy-efficiency practices, waste reduction and responsible water use; conservation of local habitats and species; a circular economy to make the most of resources and minimize waste.

Community

Support for projects that strengthen education, the local economy and the quality of life of the people of the archipelago, plus experiences such as artisanal fishing with local fishermen that give value to their craft.

Conscious tourism

Mostly human-powered water activities so the reef is not harmed, tours that observe without disturbing (plankton, jellyfish) and a standing invitation to guests: leave no trash, don’t touch the coral, take nothing with you.

Every choice counts. Together, hotel, guests and community, we are writing a story in which sustainability is not a goal but a legacy.

Sustainability in the San Bernardo Archipelago: the hotel’s four pillars

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