Sustainability Policy

At Luna Kaş, we act with a sense of responsibility to protect the unique nature of Kaş, the cultural heritage stretching from Lycia to the present day, and the local way of life. Our facility operates under the Level 2 Sustainable Tourism Certificate and Zero Waste Certificate, applying environmental, social, and economic sustainability principles with a holistic approach.

Our Facility Practices

We consider sustainability at every step of our daily operations. The small contributions of our guests create a big impact.

Waste Management

Separation bins are available in rooms and common areas. — Guest contribution: Please sort your waste as plastic, glass, and paper.

Water Management

Water-saving fixtures and solar-powered hot water. — Guest contribution: Keep shower time short and turn off taps.

Energy Efficiency

We reduce our carbon footprint with keycard energy systems and sensor lighting. — Guest contribution: Remove your card when leaving the room.

Plastic Reduction

Free water fountains and refillable bathroom products. We minimize single-use plastic.

Food Waste

Reusable service equipment. — Guest contribution: Take only what you need.

Fair Labor

Local sourcing, local employment, equal-pay policy; safe conditions for all employees.

Safety

All necessary health and safety measures are applied for both guests and staff.

Accessibility

Due to sloped terrain and areas with stairs, the facility may not be suitable for guests with physical disabilities.

Guest Satisfaction

Feedback is reviewed regularly; our reception provides 24/7 support.

Equality

Equal and fair treatment regardless of language, religion, race, or gender is our core principle.

DIVING AND MARINE LIFE PROTECTION

Please follow the guidelines below to protect marine life and its natural environment

01 Observe from a Distance Do not touch marine life. Avoid disturbing their natural behavior and habitats.
02 Respect Their Natural Feeding Do not feed any creature. Feeding can disrupt their feeding patterns and natural behavior.
03 Heritage, Not a Souvenir Do not remove any natural or historical object from underwater. These objects are an essential part of the marine ecosystem.

These practices help protect marine life and ensure a sustainable environment for future generations.

Cultural and Historical Heritage

Kaş and its surroundings host a rich historical heritage extending from the Lycian civilization to the present day.

VISITOR RESPONSIBILITIES

Passing our historical heritage on to future generations is a responsibility we all share.

Visitor Responsibilities

Passing our historical heritage on to future generations is a responsibility we all share.

! Removal and Relocation Removing, relocating, or damaging historical artifacts is prohibited and subject to criminal penalties.
! Excavation and Interference Unauthorized excavation or interference in UNESCO-protected areas can lead to serious legal penalties.
! Explore Without Touching Do not climb on or touch tombs, structures, or ancient stones. Let your photographs be your keepsake.

Protecting cultural heritage is not only a legal obligation — it is embracing the identity of the region.

Stakeholder Communication

Sustainability is the product of relationships built together.

Guests

Information and feedback via reception, email, and website.

Employees

Continuous process improvement through training and regular meetings.

Suppliers

Sustainable supply chain through direct communication.

Local Authorities

Full legal compliance within official processes.

LET'S PROTECT TOGETHER

Protecting Kaş’s sea, coves, nature, and cultural heritage is a responsibility we all share.
Every mindful step you take at Luna Kaş contributes to the future of this unique geography.
Thank you for your support.