How It All Started
Our journey began when we realized that the stunning beauty of the Azores deserved to be more widely recognized, but there was a need for a platform that highlighted eco-friendly travel options and sustainable practices. We wanted to create a space where travelers could easily discover authentic, nature-focused experiences, while also supporting local businesses committed to sustainability.
This vision led to the creation of The Eco Tourists – a platform dedicated to inspiring responsible travel in the Azores and helping local businesses grow through digital tools that promote sustainability. We are excited to be part of this transformative movement that connects travelers, nature, and local communities in a meaningful way.
Our vision
We envision a world where travel in the Azores is guided by sustainability and respect for nature. Our platform connects travelers with authentic, eco-friendly experiences while helping local businesses grow through digital tools and strategies. We aim to inspire responsible tourism that protects the Azores’ natural beauty for future generations.
Our Goals
Promote sustainable tourism that preserves the Azores’ unique ecosystems and culture.
We are Constança and Helena,
Two communication professionals with a deep passion for sustainability, travel, and, above all, the Azores.
Our mission is to showcase the unparalleled beauty
of the Azores' nature and inspire people to visit and immerse themselves in the region through hiking
and exploration. Through our platform, we want to inspire you to step into nature, explore the untouched beauty of the Azores, and experience the island life in its most authentic form.
Join us on this adventure!
The creative tourists
Funded by the European Union and Startup Europe Regions Network (SERN). Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union, the Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy or SERN. Neither the European Union, the granting authority nor SERN can be held responsible for them.