Vegan Forum

AndyBa · by **AndyBa** » Dec 3, 2009 12:26 pm

Is there something like vegan tours already?

I was thinking or should I say dreaming of special vegan tours to different regions of the world during the seasons of various exotic fruits.

Something like Mango Season Vegan Tour to India and so on.

If anyone knows anything about any kind of vegan tours you are welcome to write about it here. In details... :faroah:

BigBecka · by **BigBecka** » Dec 7, 2009 9:21 pm

Earlier today, a link for vegvoyages.com appeared on the googleads at the top of the front page. If you google veggie tours, there's a few around.

But I like the idea of fruit-orientated tours

like a banana tour to the Carribbean :cheers:

Some tours are quite expensive: you end up spending £600+ to travel by bus and camp in a tent :roll:

you could really cut costs if you bought your own land and set up an eco-resort or kibbutz? Then gap-year students and travellers on a budget could afford to stay, without eroding your profit margin

Some farms near here will even give you cheap accommodation, or let you camp nearby, if you work picking the fruit - quite a few people do this to have a "working holiday." However, this might upset local people if jobs are scarse...

VeganWorldTrekker · by **VeganWorldTrekker** » Jun 19, 2010 3:05 am

There is also green earth travel website is vegtravel
and there is also veggietours.

I may be tour guide for one of their trips to India next winter/spring. It will include
sightseeing, vegan cooking classes, and helping at an animal sanctaury for a few days.

Travelboy55 · by **Travelboy55** » Sep 20, 2010 10:52 am

Enjoying Mango season in India is a pleasure. Different types, different size of mangoes grows every year. They test also different. West bengal, Maha Rashtra, UP are the states of mangoes.

hargallipoli · by **hargallipoli** » Jan 3, 2011 10:32 am

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KRLiver · by **KRLiver** » Mar 13, 2011 1:32 pm

If anyone knows anything about any kind of vegan tours you are welcome to write about it here. In details.

Would like to hear about or know if anyone has a recommendation for a tour with vegan cooking. Some years ago we went on a San Diego Tour when the AVS hosted the 8th International Vegan Festival in San Diego California with some great vegan cooking classes. I know there are tours in Italy and other countries with cooking classes but haven't found anything specializing in vegan.

vivakula · by **vivakula** » Jul 12, 2011 3:01 pm

Hey that's a great idea regarding the seasonal fruit thing! I like that...

Luckily I live in Colombia and we don't have the whole "seasonal fruit" problem

vivakula · by **vivakula** » Jul 12, 2011 3:10 pm

Also about the vegan tours I want to tell you guys about my company Colombia World Tours because we do offer vegan tours. We actually offer special meal plan options for vegans, vegetarians, and gluten intolerant individuals (gluten free diet) for ALL our tours.

Our tours are all-inclusive, meaning all food/meals, activities, transport, and accommodations are included.

I'm a severe allergy sufferer myself - I can't eat dairy, soy, nuts, legumes... you name it... So travelling sort of became a nightmare for me after my allergies developed (I LOVE TO TRAVEL!!). This was obviously very devastating for me, but I figured I now have the power to give that which I find hard to find (and wish I could have..)- an all-inclusive vacation where you don't have to worry about your diet and food prep. We don't do all-inclusive resort vacations (cause that's boring) but rather we put together adventure tours where you travel all all around and visit cool sites... So I turned my minus into a plus I guess

Anyways, our tours are environmentally focused (being a toxicologist myself, the ecosystem and human impact on it has always been a passion of mine, i.e. ecotoxicology) with mostly outdoor activities, and we try to support the local community with our tours and sustainable tourism.

- if you like what you see, spread the word...

All the best, hope this helps

Vivian

guideguru · by **guideguru** » Jan 9, 2012 11:50 am

Thanks vegan tour for sharing the information.

brown6690 · by **brown6690** » Jan 11, 2012 5:23 pm

Also about the vegan tours I want to tell you guys about my company Colombia World Tours because we do offer vegan tours. We actually offer special meal plan options for vegans, vegetarians, and gluten intolerant individuals (gluten free diet) for ALL our tours.