Berzi Estate - Nana's apartman

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• Local Eatery The local food on your table travels less than global imports – and gives so much more back to the region. Choose dishes marked as 'local' and taste the flavour of the area.
• Tap Water Advocate Where tap water is drinkable, every glass filled from the tap means one less bottle of waste. Ask the provider if the tap water is safe to drink or if filtered water is available – and choose this instead of bottled water.
• Climate-Friendly Sleeper The fresh night breeze is free, air conditioning is not. If you use the air conditioning at around 24°C, or prefer to open the window during the evening hours, you significantly reduce your energy consumption – the planet's gratitude comes in the form of a badge.
• Water-Saving In a hotel room, daily towel and linen changes consume hundreds of litres of water and a significant amount of energy. Hang your towel back on the rack and place the 'no change needed' sign on the bed – with this simple action, you'll save more water than what would be used for an entire day's worth of showers.
• Guardian of the Raindrop Clouds send water for free; you just need to collect it. Look for providers who utilise rainwater for irrigation, washing, or toilet flushing – and don't hesitate to ask how the system works. Your interest alone is a form of support, as no one will build such systems without visible demand.
• Sun Tracker The Sun rises for free every morning, and its energy is being converted into electricity in more and more places. Book accommodation powered by solar panels, heat pumps, or other renewable energy sources – this way, your stay won't just leave no footprint, but it will also set an example for others.
• Plastic-free guest An average tourist uses dozens of plastic straws, cups, and small bags during a holiday. Say no to straws, ask for your coffee in a mug, take a canvas bag for shopping, choose solid soap instead of shower gel – every 'no thank you' means one less piece of plastic in the oceans.
• Pedestrian Adventurer The slowest journey is the richest. Walk to the city centre, the market, or the nearby viewpoint – anything within half an hour to an hour is accessible on foot. Along the way, you'll notice details (small shops, gardens, people) that you'd never see from a car or bus window.
• Cycling Explorer On two wheels, you can take in every scent, sound, and detail that a driver would miss. Hop on the provider's bike and explore the area at a pace that's slow enough for observation and fast enough for adventure.
• Traditional Table Regional dishes reflect the flavours, history, and people of the area. By choosing local specialities over a global menu, you're embarking on a journey of taste.
• Story Finder The soul of a place lies in the stories of its people, not in the loudspeakers of tourist buses. Book a locally guided tour and listen as a place comes to life.
• Bird-Friendly Birds are sensitive indicators of the environment – where they thrive, nature flourishes too. Join a birdwatching walk, take your binoculars on a hike, or sit quietly on the terrace at dawn – in just one morning, you might hear 10-15 species in a rich habitat.
• Animal-friendly guest Whether you arrive with your own dog or observe the local wildlife, the same respect applies: calmness, keeping your distance, and refraining from feeding (where it's not recommended). Animals can sense who their friends are.
• Wanderer of Clear Waters Streams, lakes, and seas are sensitive to every sunscreen, shampoo, and discarded bottle. If you return from swimming with eco-friendly (so-called "reef-safe") sunscreen and empty pockets, the aquatic life will be grateful – and the badge well-deserved.
• Local shopper Money spent at the market, with artisans, or on local produce stays within the community and circulates in the region. Take home the producer's story, not just their goods.
• Selective Expert Properly sorted waste can largely be given a new lease of life – paper becomes paper, glass becomes glass, metal becomes metal. Dispose of waste in the right place, and your few seconds of effort will benefit generations to come.
• Bottle Hero A single reusable bottle can replace 20-25 disposable ones in just a week. Refill it at the provider's drinking water tap or refill station as often as you get thirsty – by the end of a week-long holiday, the difference in the bin will be noticeable.
• Family-Friendly Explorer Child- and baby-friendly services indicate that a place caters to all stages of life. If you're travelling with children, choose these options and involve them in sustainability efforts too – a child earning a badge today by refilling a water bottle could become a conscious traveller tomorrow.
• Switch Off Turning off a single light won't save the world, but ten thousand might. When you close the door behind you for the last time, turn off the lights, the air conditioning, and the TV – the community will take care of the rest.