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LEAVE NO TRACE

Why reusable cups and bottles matter on your trips

A small habit with a disproportionate impact on the places you visit.

3 min read

Every year millions of tonnes of plastic end up in oceans, forests and mountains. Single-use cups and bottles are among the worst offenders: hundreds of years to break down, microplastics along the way.

Real advantages

  • Waste reduction: each use keeps a disposable cup out of a landfill or ecosystem.
  • Savings: many cafés discount when you bring your own cup.
  • Better experience: coffee stays hot for hours, water stays cold on route.
  • Consistency: it is hard to argue for conservation holding a plastic cup.

How to choose yours

Double-walled stainless steel for deep cold, a leak-proof screw lid for your pack, 500–750 ml capacity. In Arctic destinations avoid rigid plastic: it turns brittle below freezing.

On our trips

Every itinerary includes water refill points and our welcome letter explicitly asks you to bring a bottle and cup. In Iceland, Norway and New Zealand tap water is excellent: buying bottles there makes no sense.

In short: questions and answers

What should you know about real advantages?

Waste reduction: each use keeps a disposable cup out of a landfill or ecosystem. · Savings: many cafés discount when you bring your own cup. · Better experience: coffee stays hot for hours, water stays cold on route. · Consistency: it is hard to argue for conservation holding a plastic cup.

How to choose yours?

Double-walled stainless steel for deep cold, a leak-proof screw lid for your pack, 500–750 ml capacity. In Arctic destinations avoid rigid plastic: it turns brittle below freezing.

What should you know about on our trips?

Every itinerary includes water refill points and our welcome letter explicitly asks you to bring a bottle and cup. In Iceland, Norway and New Zealand tap water is excellent: buying bottles there makes no sense.