COMO Hotels and Resorts highlights its commitment to global sustainability practices from initiatives supporting local cultures and economies to minimizing its environmental impact.

COMO Castello Del Nero

The 740-acre Tuscan estate is home to vineyards, olive groves and beehives, which all supply ingredients to the property’s kitchen. The resort sources additional produce and ingredients from local farmers and suppliers.

COMO Maalifushi and COMO Cocoa Island

These properties in the Maldives are dedicated to conserving local marine life. Guests have the opportunity to learn more about the Indian Ocean and its marine life, including the chance to swim with sharks.

COMO Metropolitan London and COMO The Halkin

These London properties partnered with The Felix Project, a London charity fighting food poverty. Both properties participate in fundraisers and donations.

COMO Parrot Cay

The brand recently introduced its first sustainability manager at COMO Parrot Cay. The goal of the sustainability manager is to preserve the island’s ecosystem and lessen the resort’s environmental impact in the Turks & Caicos. The property utilizes various water conservation techniques to save an average of 24,000 gallons of water daily.

COMO Point Yamu

Located in Thailand, COMO Point Yamu partners with businesses throughout Phuket on design elements seen throughout the property. Local artisans take advantage of locally sourced materials like wood and stone for their works.

COMO Uma Paro and COMO Uma Punakha

COMO Uma Paro and COMO Uma Punakha celebrate the cultural heritage of Bhutan. Guests can take part in cultural experiences with locals.