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!
Find Vegetarians
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.
Meet Locals
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!
Recent Member Activity
Jessica
Joined VegTravelBuddies
View
Pineapple
Joined VegTravelBuddies
View
Charity
Added a new travel plan
View
Join for Free Today!
By creating an account below, you agree to the terms and conditions
Create account with FacebookCreate an account with your email address:
Featured Posts
Vegtravelbuddies’ Interview with Valerie Libutti of Vegan Travel Eats
For Valerie Libutti, going vegan does not mean giving up the foods you love. Instead, it introduces you to a diverse and exciting vegan food scene from around the world. She shares about traveling as a vegan couple, all the amazing food, and a lot of recipes inspired by these fascinating discoveries on Vegan Travel Eats. Read on to find out more of her stories and tips as a vegan traveler.
Our stay at an Earthship in New Mexico
I’ve always wanted to stay at an earthship since I first learned about it from a friend a few years ago. The idea of staying at a house that is entirely self-sufficient and made of natural and recycled materials fascinated me. I love sustainability, homesteading and am already practicing on reducing my carbon footprint. Thus, naturally, the idea of an off-grid dwelling appealed to me. So we packed our bags and headed off to Taos, New Mexico.
How Boarding the Wrong Train Can Be One of the Biggest Adventures of All
Traveling by train from Aix-les-Bains, a thermal spa town in the eastern part of France, to Paris takes about four hours. But it took me a bit longer than that because of a misadventure that proved to be the biggest adventure of all in my trip.
