The leaders in eco family vacations, all our itineraries are family-friendly, carbon neutral, have a focus on local social/environmental stewardship, and are chosen for their pristine wilderness value. Our child “Activity Director” program allows parents to relax and enjoy while the kids learn about these fascinating new environments through a child-designated guide. We focus on one local environmental/social aspect during the trip, from planting trees in the rainforest of Costa Rica, to visiting a local orphanage in Ecuador, to helping save the Salmon spawning grounds in Idaho. We deliver the following:
- Family Focused Itineraries
- Child “Activity Director” for groups of 8 or more
- Carbon Neutral trips through the purchase of Green Tags
- Support local solutions to local environmental/social problems
- Participate in local NGO on Environmental/Social stewardship
- Choose your own dates, most trips are guaranteed with 4 or more people
- Best Family Experiences of a Lifetime!
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Eco Interactive in partnership with Kids Saving the Rain forest offers Carbon Neutral Travel Program for travel to Costa Rica. Costa Rica is an incredible destination for your next family vacation. The philosophy behind Eco Interactive Tours extends beyond creating a minimal ecological footprint. The Eco Interactive Tours base philosophy is to leverage revenues from Eco Tourism into positive outcomes. In other words we strive for maximum impact through our reforestation and awareness programs. In partnership with Kids Saving the Rain forest, The Eco Preservation Society and Rainmaker Conservation Project, the Eco Interactive Family Vacation Experience offers a travel experience that your family will never forget. Eco Interactive is a unique Eco Tour company that gives 85% to philanthropic projects in Costa Rica. Our current project is the Saving Mono Titi documentary about the endangered Mono Titi Squirrel monkeys in Manuel Antonio.
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