Responsible nature tourism
Respect nature – don’t tamper with it
• Keep pets on a leash.
• Observe animals and their offspring from a reasonable distance.
• Remember to also respect the island’s vegetation. Trampling on vegetation when taking photos is a problem in many places.
• Making piles of stones is harmful to nature and culture.
• Act responsibly with regard to nature in social media channels.
Spending time in nature
• Please protect the nature by using marked trails.
• Nolla publishes details about restricted areas and places you can only access at particular times together with the information on each destination. Please check the guidelines and follow them.
• Please also take other visitors into consideration.
• When paddling, please keep a distance of at least 50 metres to beaches with cottages.
Campfires
• Campfires are allowed only in marked areas. In some Nolla destinations, campfires are completely prohibited.
• Opt for using the fixed and camp stoves offered by Nolla when cooking.
• Do not tear bark or sausage sticks off living trees.
• Use firewood and charcoal sparingly.
• Always check if there are any grass or forest fire warnings in the area.
Rubbish-free camping
• Don’t throw rubbish in the nature, but always take it to a designated waste point.
• Small amounts of leftover food can be placed in the compost or dry toilet at the excursion destination.
• Always carry a small rubbish bag with you and pick up any rubbish that others may have left behind.
• Always clean up the cabin and its surroundings after your stay.
