VegTravelBuddies
Vegtravelbuddies is a free site for finding vegan and vegetarian travelers from all over the world! Find Veg Travelers who are traveling to the same place and same time as you. Simply enter your travel date and destination and hit search to connect!
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Why travel alone? The company of fellow vegans and vegetarians not only makes traveling and dining more convenient and fun, but we often find it easier to become friends. Finding another vegan or vegetarian traveler can be difficult. This site was created to make it easier for fellow travelers to find each other to travel together.
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Meet vegan and vegetarian locals that will be delighted to meet up for tea/coffee and share with you where all the best veg places and local spots are in town!
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Featured Posts
A Vegtravelbuddies Interview with Vegan Vanlifer Victoria Holder of Victoria's Creative Kitchen
There is something incredibly fascinating about vanlife. Downsizing everything in your life to live in a van and travel the world sounds like such a liberating and yet nerve-wracking thing to do. We reached out to Victoria Holder, founder of Victoria's Creative Kitchen, to find out what small space living on the road is really like. Victoria shares her journey from living in the comforts of her flat in London to embarking on a vegan vanlife and creating exquisite-looking and delicious vegan dishes while on the go.
Witching Hours: Spellbound in the Mystic Island of Siquijor
Siquijor is probably one of the most underrated destinations in the Philippines. But this may soon change as more people are beginning to discover its charms. Known as the Island of Witches and the Mystic Island, Siquijor has stayed mostly under the radar except for adventure seekers and backpackers who have explored it, many of whom have chosen to stay there indefinitely or for good.
A Vegan's Guide to Traveling in Southeast Asia
The people's warmth and hospitality, the wonderful attractions including the 37 UNESCO World Heritage Sites spread across the countries of Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam; the culture, and traditional cuisines -- these are just a few of the top reasons why Southeast Asia should be on your radar. Not to mention best value for money, especially if you avoid the tourist traps and get off the beaten tracks. Home to exotic fruits and abundant produce, it can be a fascinating place for vegans and vegetarians to visit. Still, it may not always be easy being a plant-based traveler in the area. So it helps to come prepared.
