18 Vegan Resorts Around the World

The food at these resorts is entirely vegan. In addition to providing vegan meals, many resorts also engage in eco-friendly practices. These resorts and hotels do not serve any form of animal-derived products.

Agrivilla i Pini, Italy

If you are looking for an excellent vegan vacation in Italy, consider Agrivilla i Pini. Vineyards, olive groves, and permaculture gardens surround the villa. Slow living is a big priority at this hideaway, and sitting back and enjoying nature is very easy. If you want to explore, there are many nearby places to hike and explore, including local medieval villages.

Agrivilla’s goal is to approach everything through a sustainable lens. The villa received a recent environmentally friendly renovation. Furniture throughout the hotel is made out of environmentally friendly materials. The villa offers vegan food, including vegan olive oils and wines. Rooms cost between 350 and 500 euros per night. 

Casa Albets, Spain

Nestled between Barcelona and Andorra, Casa Albets is a luxurious spot in rural Spain. You can engage with nature and the nearby cities on your visits. There are plenty of great spots for hiking, skiing, and biking. While the price of each room includes breakfast, other meals cost extra. You are welcome to bring your dog along to this hotel.

This resort is entirely vegan, thanks to the on-site vegan restaurant. It consists of a farmhouse that was converted into an eco-friendly manner. The bedding and other linens at the hotel are all eco-friendly. Rooms cost between 100 and 300 euros per night.

Finca Victoria, Puerto Rico

Finca Victoria is an adults-only vegan bed and breakfast style hotel and Ayurvedic wellness center that offers complimentary yoga classes, complimentary vegan breakfast, and Friday night vegan dinners with guest chefs. This location is not all-inclusive and does not serve food beyond what was previously mentioned; however, there is a 24-hour snack bar with vegan food.

You can bring your pup along to this dog-friendly property. Beyond the all-vegan food, the resort also has permaculture-focused spaces. These areas include an herb garden, a medicinal garden, and an edible garden. The plants sourced from these areas find use in the hotel’s kitchen and shop. Rooms and cabins cost between $230 and $550 per night.

Hotel Holistika, Tulum, Mexico

This boutique hotel deep in the jungle focuses on health and wellness.

Hotel Holistika

in Tulum includes a restaurant and community center where you can take classes and enjoy wellness services. Amenities include a fireplace, a co-working space, a tree house, and a boutique. There is also a jungle walk and several areas for yoga.

Tierra, the resort’s vegan/vegetarian restaurant offers delicious cruelty-free dining options. You can also pick up vegan snacks from the on-site Yom Yom Store. Shared rooms are $35, and individual rooms cost $130.

Koukoumi Hotel, Mykonos, Greece

Come to the Koukoumi Hotel in Greece if you want a vegan home away from home. If you like, you can even take advantage of the boutique hotel’s all-inclusive option. Besides a commitment to veganism, this resort offers spa services and a fabulous gym.

The Koukoumi Hotel works to protect the environment and the animals in it in all areas. Thanks to its commitment to sustainability, this hideaway uses solar water heaters, composting, and biological wastewater purification systems. The on-site restaurant and spa are entirely vegan. Rooms cost between $450 and $700 a night. Some of those prices include breakfast or a full board.

Stanford Inn, Mendocino, CA, USA

This resort and wellness center hosts retreats and provides a lovely place to relax. Stanford Inn also offers cooking, tai chi, yoga, and gardening classes that cost extra. The rooms have beautiful fireplaces. There are also indoor pools and complimentary bikes on site.

The Stanford Inn is a truly all-vegan experience. All meals are fully vegan, and the resort allows pets. The price of the resort includes a vegan breakfast, but other meals cost extra. Rooms cost between $350 and $670 per night.

Tosa Blue Mountain, Ecuador

Tosa is an all-inclusive resort that focuses on wellness. It offers plenty of wellness experiences, including a water therapy center, an ancient archeological site, a spa, and meditation caves. The resort is a fully restored over 200 years old Hacienda in the Andes Mountains.

The all-inclusive resort offers vegan cuisine made from locally grown produce. Reservations include breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks. Cottages cost between $145 and $300 a night. A bed in the community house costs $85 per night. Additional therapies and spa services cost extra.

Volcano Eco Resort, Hawaii, USA

Volcano Eco Resort is a getaway nestled in a Hawaiian forest. When you visit the resort, you can enjoy the jungle, the outdoor spa, yoga, and a zen garden. All the food served by the resort is plant-based and locally grown.

The resort is constructed of LEED-certified materials as part of the resort’s sustainability mission. Sustainable practices are used by the Eco resort to protect the Hawaiian environment. Some of these practices include recycling rainwater, eliminating single-use plastics, using natural ventilation, and using biodegradable cleaning products. The garden view bungalows cost $389 a night.

Waterfall Villas, Costa Rica

Waterfall Villas is a wellness retreat that prioritizes living in harmony with nature. This resort also offers several seasonal specials and other packages. You can try adventure tours, nature tours, and workshops, or explore the beaches and national parks.

The vegan food offered by the retreat is grown by local farmers. Eco-consciousness is a major priority for the retreat. Waterfall villas provide care for the waterfall system, including protecting the water, animals, and plants within the ecosystem. The Villas also prioritize local people to support the local villages. Suites and villas cost between $150 and $500 per night.

Wonderland, Koh Phngan, Thailand

Wonderland is a healing center that offers yoga retreats and meditation classes. You can also access the swimming pool, herbal steam sauna, Thai massages, and other features. Several retreats take place at the center, including a meditation retreat, vegan retreat, yoga retreat, and more.

This retreat offers three vegan buffet meals each day. Guests can also participate in the detox program, which includes a meal plan. Dorm rooms cost about $40 per bed per night, while private rooms cost about $100 per night.