Wolf Tracking holiday in Central Appenines, Italy

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CARBON REDUCTION

We believe in keeping our experiences intimate and authentic, which is why we work exclusively with small groups. This approach allows participants to connect more deeply with nature, fully appreciate the importance of biodiversity, and feel inspired to act responsibly and respectfully toward the environment.

To support low-impact travel, we provide rail station pick-up services for international groups and strongly encourage guests to reach the nearest train station whenever possible. From there, our team organizes efficient transfers to the destination. We use vehicles that match the group size—such as shared minivans—to optimize logistics and reduce CO2 emissions. This model not only minimizes our environmental footprint but also supports a more sustainable way of experiencing the Central Apennines.

Accommodation is carefully arranged by our tour leaders in small, charming, family-run hotels, typically in shared double rooms. Whenever possible, we prioritize establishments that protect the landscape, celebrate local architecture, and preserve traditional customs and craftsmanship.


ENVIRONMENT & WILDLIFE

We operates in the heart of the Central Apennines, a region renowned for its remarkably well-preserved natural environments. Our work is driven by a commitment to protecting these delicate ecosystems and actively contributing to the conservation of the rich biodiversity that defines them.

We believe in keeping our experiences intimate and authentic, which is why we work exclusively with small groups. This approach allows participants to connect more deeply with nature, fully appreciate the importance of biodiversity, and feel inspired to act responsibly and respectfully toward the environment.

Our preferred partners adopt practices such as using renewable energy, reducing water consumption, and integrating sustainability into their daily operations. By choosing small family-owned accommodations, we contribute directly to the local economy and help maintain the authenticity of the communities we visit.

Lunches are not included. Each morning, guests can purchase packed lunches from the guesthouse or from local shops and bakeries to take with them on the day's hike. In the evening, you’ll enjoy traditional Italian dishes such as maccheroni alla chitarra (a special type of handmade spaghetti), hearty soups made with orapi (wild spinach) and beans, and a variety of local dairy products. The region’s long-standing sheep-farming culture is evident in cheeses like pecorino, ricotta, caciocavallo, and the rare goat’s cheese marzolina.

We are happy to accommodate vegetarian, vegan, and other dietary requirements or allergies—please remember to inform us of any specific needs at the time of booking so we can prepare accordingly.

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LOCAL ECONOMY

A core part of our mission is supporting the local economy. We collaborate closely with local guides, small businesses, restaurants, and accommodation providers, helping to strengthen a sustainable micro-economy that benefits the entire community. This approach not only enriches our guests’ experience with authentic, place-based knowledge, but also ensures that the value generated by our activities remains within the region. All guides and partners involved in our tours are local, and more than 50% of our team members are women, reflecting our ongoing effort to build a more inclusive and balanced tourism sector.

EMPLOYMENT, INCLUSIVITY & DIVERSITY

Our commitment extends beyond socio-economic sustainability. We maintain a strong and collaborative relationship with the authorities managing Protected Areas, ensuring full compliance with their regulations and contributing to responsible nature-based tourism. We also work alongside conservation NGOs such as Io non ho paura del Lupo, supporting initiatives dedicated to improving coexistence between wildlife and local communities. Through educational activities, thematic events, and conservation projects focused on the Italian wolf, we help raise awareness of the species’ ecological importance and promote a culture of coexistence.

Through this integrated approach, we are not just an outdoor experience provider: it is a connector between territory, conservation, and community. We promote a responsible tourism model that generates tangible value, supports local livelihoods, and fosters a deeper understanding of the natural world—today and for future generations.