Hello #MomocLover! Have you already planned this vacation? If you're still short on time or looking for new ideas, you'll love this article. We've compiled seven sustainable plans, thinking of our clients, friends, and family who want to have a good time while respecting the planet and people.
The list contains full-weekend plans and plans that can be linked together under the Momoc spirit: you know how the day begins, but not how it ends. And your Momoc adapts to any initiative! You can tour an exhibition, rediscover the city by bike, go to a restaurant opening, and end up at a trendy club without changing your shoes. You'll look great, comfortable, and respect your ethical responsibility for the planet and people at all times. What more could you ask for? Oh! So many more ideas! Life is always short!
Take note and enjoy these seven sustainable plans for Easter!
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Have you tried escape rooms?
These are games for two or more people—if you go with four or five friends, you'll have a great time. The goal of these games is for you to have fun while working on your mind and your ability to cooperate. Together, you'll have to overcome challenges and escape the enclosure within a certain time. The expenditure of natural resources and energy in these types of activities is usually minimal, and you also contribute to the local economy.
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Do you like alternative board games?
Yes? Well, take a look at This list of family board games for environmental education . If you've been thinking about plans with children, you'll be right on target with this idea.
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Discover a new way to relax and enjoy yourself in sustainable hotels and restaurants.
Respect for nature and the implementation of circular economies have made a strong impact on the hospitality sector. Sustainable offerings are available all over Spain! To whet your appetite, we invite you to visit the Sustainable Restaurant Professional Forum . Also, as inspiration and out of curiosity, we bring you this article with the 10 most sustainable hotels in the world .
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Pick wild asparagus while helping clean up the mountain
You'll have to leave your Momoc at home here, but it'll be worth it! Whether you're alone, with your partner, or with your family, it's a plan to refresh your body and mind and feel great! Bring your asparagus basket and containers to put the organic waste, plastics, and glass you find along the way. These good deeds often have a knock-on effect! So, it's quite possible that other people you meet will follow your example.
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Enjoy cultural and ecological tourism by visiting the museums in your city.
Museums in most European cities offer free weekend passes. Put on your favorite Momocs and let your imagination soar among paintings, statues, hieroglyphics, models of inventions, and geological wonders!
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Speaking of geology… Do you know Gaia, the sustainable mountain?
Take a look at These original activities are perfect for Easter with children . They look great, don't they?! And you're sure to find other families there with whom you can share interests and life philosophies. That's always great.
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Check out the Easter programming at environmental education centers in your community.
There are many sustainable plans of this kind, completely free, to do alone, with a partner, friends, or family. And many more to take with you—both human and furry. You'll enjoy learning and becoming aware that every gesture counts. We share the tips here. agenda of the network of centers in Madrid .
What did you think of our list? Let us know when you get back about new experiences and things that piqued your curiosity. Don't forget to write to us at momoc@momocshoes.com For whatever you want: experiences you want to share, suggestions, questions, topics you want us to cover on the blog... This is your home #MomocLover!
To finish the article and encourage you to have a unique Holy Week, we would like to share this excerpt from the book with you. Into the Wild . We hope it inspires you as much as it inspires us to continue reinventing ourselves with you, and to walk with our principles as our banner wherever destiny may take us. We'd like to help you remember that sometimes, not only what's right, but what fulfills us most and emanates from the depths of our being, isn't close or especially accessible. But it's there, and searching for it—and finding it—is perhaps one of the most exciting life missions we undertake.
"You are wrong if you think joy comes solely or primarily from human relationships. God has placed it all around us. We can experience it in everything and anything. We just have to have the courage to turn against our habitual way of life and commit to an unconventional life."
A big hug and see you soon.
