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Seaview's Responsible Tourism Policy
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The Isle
of Mull is an exceptional place of great beauty but it exists within a
fragile eco-system. We love where we live and we care for our
surroundings to the best of our ability.
Seaview
is an environmentally & ecologically aware business and in August 2005
we received the
GOLD
Green Tourism Business Award
in recognition of our excellence in Environmental Management with
significant good practice and established systems. We have adopted a
responsible and pro-active work ethos to ensure that we limit to a
minimum, any potential damage as a result of tourism. We are also
members of the Mull Eco-Charter Scheme.
Our
'Proud to be
Green' policy is an evolving one which is regularly
reviewed and developed, introducing new measures as and when we can. In
2006 we changed
our electricity power supply to a
green energy
provider which also supports the RSPB; we replaced our
commercial washing machine for two AAA energy rated domestic washing
machines and we provide refillable organic bathroom toiletries from
Arran Aromatics to reduce
packaging and unnecessary waste.
For the past 2 years we have conducted guest surveys and the
responses we have received all indicate that our efforts are appreciated
and applauded - many of our guests go home inspired to want to make
changes in their own homes. It isn't rocket science and everything we do
here at Seaview, can be duplicated in every home around the world - all
it takes is the will to do it and a little organisation!
In
response to our guests comments, we
made a number of small changes, to help cut down on packaging, for
example - (1) providing fresh milk in the guest bedrooms; (2) butter
balls on the breakfast table; (3) Jane has made marmalade for the first
time ever(!) to serve at breakfast and rumour has it there is whisky in
it too! and (4) John has installed thermal
blackout blinds in 2 of the guest bedrooms and in the breakfast room (to
help reduce heat loss).
And
because we believe passionately in our responsibility towards the
environment, this year we have also become members of
responsibletravel.com - the world's largest selection of
responsible and ecotourism holidays. Please do click on the link for
further information.
GREEN TRAVEL - GREEN TARIFF:
If you are travelling to stay with us at Seaview
and are using public transport to get here - train and bus - then you
qualify for a 5% discount on our B&B flat rate. All you need to do is
produce a valid train and bus ticket on your arrival and we will take
care of the rest. Click on the link for further information on how to
find out about reduced travel rates -
TRAVEL BY BUS AND RAIL |

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Our aims and objectives include:
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To promote, encourage and support environmentally and
ecologically aware business practices without compromising our
professional service, customer care and excellent world-wide
reputation in the hospitality & tourist industry;
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To become an acknowledged market leader in Green
Tourism;
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To continue the global promotion of the Ross of Mull
as an area of significant, outstanding and natural beauty with the
emphasis on:
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Natural history - wildlife, birds, sea life,
geological interests, flora & fauna, astronomy and star
constellations,
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Historical, religious, literary and
architectural importance as well as,
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Outdoor leisure pursuits and activities such
as walking, cycling, fishing, bird watching, sailing, climbing,
photography, pony trekking, etc |
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Woodland Walk
on Ulva |
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Kilfinnichen Bay
Loch Scridain |
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Our
‘Proud to be Green’ policy
is comprehensive and features in all the guest room information folders;
we welcome any effort and support our guests make to help us achieve our
aims and objectives.
Further
information about the Green Tourism Business Awards and what you can do
to help can be found on
www.green-business.co.uk and
www.greentourism.org.uk
"Proud to be Green”

CLICK ON THE LOGO ABOVE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION |

Culliemore
Near Tavool
on walk towards Burg & fossil tree |
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Last amended
06/11/2007
© 2000 -2007 |
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