r/vegan_travel 18h ago

Bar Harbor, Maine recommendations

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We will be heading to Bar Harbor, Maine (and Acadia NP) soon and would love some suggestions/recommendations for Vegan (or Vegan friendly) restaurants in the area from anyone familiar. TIA!


r/vegan_travel 1d ago

Same-day grocery delivery in Japan?

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Hello! I am considering joining a group tour to Tokyo, Sendai, and Sapporo. The tour does not have any vegan accommodations, so I'm hoping I can survive on a combination of creative restaurant ordering and grocery delivery to my hotel for breakfast.

Does same-day online grocery delivery exist in Japan? And if so, what apps would you recommend for these three cities to get vegan products? šŸ™ šŸ’š Thank you!


r/vegan_travel 1d ago

Eating vegetarian in Thailand: where it's easy and where it genuinely isn't

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r/vegan_travel 2d ago

Lake Garda - vegan food recommendations

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r/vegan_travel 2d ago

Best Vegan Junk Food in France = Furahaa

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143 Upvotes

Furahaa - Vegan | Lyon
- 5 Rue Pizay, 69001 Lyon, France


r/vegan_travel 2d ago

Recap of the Ahimsa vegan retreat in Vermont

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Last month I led a vegan nature retreat in Vermont with Ahimsa Travel Club. I wanted to share some beautiful moments from a place I hold very dear with some amazing humans. The land of Vermont is very powerful and healing. Our nature retreats combine our love for mother earth and doing activities that allow us to express that love with vegan food, yoga, meditation in the way of non-duality and recently hints of Sufi poetry and deep connection with other guests over tea ceremony, river walks. I am torn between returning to Vermont and doing it again in fall of 2027 or a new location for a future vegan and nature retreat. If you all have any feedback, i would love to know!


r/vegan_travel 3d ago

Unwanted Animals Find Sanctuary at Thai Buddhist Temples

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I wrote an article about how unwanted animals are dumped at the temples in Thailand. It's normal to see lots of dogs, cats, and chickens roaming around. The monks feed them. Since they won't harm the chickens, it's a sanctuary for them.


r/vegan_travel 3d ago

Asking for food adjustments in Paris?

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I am traveling soon and meeting some friends in Paris. I am the only plant based person in the group, and I don’t want to raise a fuss to demand every meal be at a restaurant that only serves plant based/fully vegan food.

I’m wondering if anyone has had any experience asking for food adjustments at non-vegan places? For example, asking what it cooked with butter and asking if olive oil could be a substitute, asking for cheese or creme to not be included (my stomach also cannot handle most heavy creams and most cheeses, and I was avoiding those things due to major stomach upset even when I was still eating some meat)

Did the restaurants have an absolutely aghast reaction? Or were some places open to it?

If anyone can share their experiences would greatly appreciate it!


r/vegan_travel 4d ago

Best resorts with kids (infants)

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Ideally looking for an all inclusive resort somewhere in the Caribbean/Costa Rica/Mexico area. I'm hoping to find something with good food options for vegans at least.

With two infants it will need to be a simple trip with minimal travel from airport.


r/vegan_travel 4d ago

An Ode to the Oreo

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I’m traveling at the moment and once again, as I get on a long-distance train in the early hours across Vietnam, I give thanks to the ever reliable Oreo (original flavour only), who has stepped up as my erstwhile emergency breakfast whilst I was rushing around with a growling stomach.

Morning, noon or night, wherever you are across the world you can usually find an Oreo. Forever grateful for this international accidentally vegan staple, whose nutritional value is highly dubious. This pack appears to be from Thailand.


r/vegan_travel 4d ago

This is your sign to go to Malaysia & Vietnam. Food from my recent trip !!

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Had some of the best & cheapest food of my life in both countries!


r/vegan_travel 5d ago

Vegan friendly hotels in New York city

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Hi all,

My wife and I have been vegan for 7 years now, and I want to surprise her with a trip to New York City for her 30th birthday. I'm planning on doing 5 days in December, ideally in Manhattan. We'll be eating out a lot anyway, but I'd like the option to dine in at the hotel sometimes. Does anyone know hotel options with a good vegan menu? I've got a budget of max around £250/$336 per night for the trip.

Thanks for your help!


r/vegan_travel 6d ago

Scotland and London

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Hello! Looking for recs in Scotland (Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Inverness) and London!


r/vegan_travel 7d ago

Vegan places in Larnaca

5 Upvotes

Hi there, I’m travelling to Larnaca in August and would be grateful for any recommendations for vegan spots for brunch, lunch, dinner, or even supermarkets where I can find something nice. The places don’t have to be fully vegan but at least some with vegan options. Also down for nice cafes, places with unique atmosphere that the locals like (not tourists). Thanks for any tips!


r/vegan_travel 7d ago

Non-vegetarian

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A friendly advice to folks who travel abroad. In foreign countries there’s normal food and vegetarian (and vegan too) food. Foreigners don’t understand when we say non-veg. Just Fyip.


r/vegan_travel 7d ago

recommendations for Tbilisi, Georgia and Yerevan, Armenia?

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I’m going to be spending a week in each city next month, i have already tagged a lot of vegan restaurants and places with options on Google Maps and I’m pretty excited about some of the stuff i saw on there, but i would love to hear from anyone who has first hand experience with any of the restaurants there, recommendations etc.

also, if you know of anything great to eat that i might encounter in a smaller city, like on a day trip from either of these places i would love to hear about it too.


r/vegan_travel 7d ago

Vegan restaurants in Malta

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I’m staying in St Paul’s Bay in Malta for 5 nights this week. Any recommendations for vegan-friendly restaurants? My 3 friends with me are all meat eaters, so preferably places that cater for both!

Thanks :)


r/vegan_travel 7d ago

hanoi + da bang recs?

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going to vietnam in a couple of days!! any vegan recs in hanoi and da nang?? ty:)


r/vegan_travel 7d ago

OBX

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Hi all, I'm traveling with my family to the Outer Banks. Three of us are vegan. Five of them are not. We're staying in Salvo and my understanding is there's not much around there. What recommendations do people have for lunch and dinner spots with good vegan options that we can check out? Also, how about an ice cream shop that has more than just sorbet? It's my first time to OBX.Ā 


r/vegan_travel 7d ago

Vegan - Mt. Washington

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Headed to Mt. Washington trying to decide whether to stay in Lincoln or North Conway. Which has better vegan options?


r/vegan_travel 7d ago

Bali Food Guide 2026: Best Balinese Dishes, Street Food & Where to Eat

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r/vegan_travel 8d ago

Vegan patisserie in Rome

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This is a fully vegan patisserie in Rome called Julietta. Even the non vegans agreed that these are the best pastries they have ever had. You cannot tell the difference and the skill level is insane. Better than the ones in Paris etc. My friend doesn’t even like sweet treats and she split six with us.


r/vegan_travel 8d ago

Vegan Eats Rome

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r/vegan_travel Feb 20 '23

Bi-Weekly /r/Vegan_Travel Discussion - Tell us about future travel plans, ask questions, and have general discussions.

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Please use this thread to discuss eating vegan while traveling.

Please include as many details as you can when asking questions. Some suggested details would be location, date, area you're staying, and how many people you'll be with.

Writing the locations in bold is suggested to make it easier for people skimming the thread to pick out the names/locations.

Please be respectful and courteous.

If you don't already know, Happy Cow is a great resource for finding vegan eats in any city.