Resorts are meant to be an escape. These thoughtfully designed experiences lift the weight of everyday life off your shoulders, giving you space to unwind—free from work, free from routine, and free to enjoy all the comforts on offer, especially the food.
These vegan-friendly resorts (some entirely plant-based) make it easy to indulge, with plenty of five-star options that don’t compromise on flavor. From North America to Central America, Europe, and beyond, we promise there’s a luxe vegan-friendly getaway waiting for you.
100% vegan resorts, from the US to Europe
The Stanford Inn
1 The Stanford Inn
Mendocino, CA
While this Northern California establishment calls itself an inn, it’s truly more of a rustic resort. Nestled in the trees just off the Big River and the Pacific Ocean, the sprawling property houses plenty of things to do within a serene coastal forest. The resort is pet-friendly and completely vegan—from the lotions used in the massage rooms to the esteemed plant-based restaurant, The Raven. In between delicious farm-to-table meals, hop on mountain bikes or canoes, take a yoga class, reserve a nature tour, say hello to the resident animals, or book a cooking class. Whether you’re looking to relax or get in touch with your outdoorsy self, The Stanford Inn can fuel your activities with vegan meals at the ready.
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The Cottages at Little Saint
2 The Cottages at Little Saint
Healdsburg, CA
If you’re craving a whimsical, cozy escape, The Cottages at Little Saint deserves a spot at the top of your list. Tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac in Healdsburg, this charming retreat is a true plant-based haven. Beyond its impressive on-site vegan restaurant, there’s plenty to love: sweet rustic cottage suites, housemade snacks, access to a heated swimming pool, and scenic walking paths just steps away. Need we go on?
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Mother Earth Vegan Hotel
3Mother Earth Vegan Hotel
Tamarindo, Costa Rica
A stay at this sustainable, outwardly vegan resort is a must. The company offers five-star accommodations with a host of activities and tantalizing plant-based dining. Explore the jungle via ATV, take a surfing lesson, or learn a new modality of yoga in the Healing Studio. After working up an appetite, satisfy your cravings with dishes like eggplant calamari, oyster mushroom Philly cheesesteaks, or Baja Tacos, and unwind in your room with a brownie à la mode.
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Finca Victoria
4Finca Victoria
Vieques, Puerto Rico
Tucked away in the mountains of the Caribbean island of Vieques—east of the Puerto Rican mainland—Finca Victoria is a bona fide hidden paradise. Accommodations at this adults-only, queer-friendly, vegetarian hotel include a range of stunning and playful two-story treehouse suites surrounded by a magical tropical oasis. Its eco-footprint inches near zero impact, thanks to its use of solar power, recycled water, and plant-based foods.
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Away Chiang Mai
5Away Chiang Mai Thapae Resort
Chiang Mai, Thailand
When it comes to sanctuary, vacationers need not whisk away to a remote mountaintop or deserted island. Smack dab in the middle of Chiang Mai’s urban region (where more than 1.2 million reside and nearly 11 million visit every year) is Away—a quiet, all-vegan escape from the bustle of Northern Thailand’s largest city. The property has two onsite vegan restaurants, Moreganic and the Seiva Brunchery.
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Gdas Bali
6 Gdas Bali
Bali, Indonesia
When in Bali, there are countless reasons to visit Ubud. The town is famed for its lush rice paddies, rolling hills, and dramatic jungle ravines. Another standout reason? Gdas. This beautiful tropical resort is immersed in nature and offers its own spa with traditional Balinese treatments, a health suite, and a hot yoga studio. And, arguably most important of all, it’s home to an on-site plant-based restaurant serving outstanding cuisine.
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Mod Santorini
7Mod Santorini
Santorini, Greece
On the dreamy Greek island of Santorini, you’ll find Mod, which claims to be the first vegan, sustainable accommodation in the area. Its clean, modern rooms have been designed with a relaxing, restorative experience in mind, and at the on-site restaurant, you’ll find a plethora of delicious, nourishing meals made with locally sourced, plant-based, whole foods. The hotel also offers local tours around the island, yoga classes, and a carefully curated selection of natural beauty products.
Villa Vegana
8Villa Vegana
Mallorca, Spain
Surrounded by Spain’s majestic Tramuntana Mountains, Villa Vegana provides panoramic views and rich history at this intimate, 15th-century manor-turned-boutique-vegan-hotel. Complimentary tofu scramble, sausages, and fresh fruit await guests each morning, followed by afternoon coffee breaks on the terrace. For dinner, a revolving menu of internationally influenced dishes is at the ready. And outside, rescued ducks and pigs roam the grounds.
Vegan Agrivilla I Pini
9 Vegan Agrivilla I Pini
Tuscany, Italy
Nestled among the hills overlooking the Italian countryside within the small, walled medieval town of San Gimignano, Vegan Agrivilla I Pini invites guests to reconnect with nature and reintroduce themselves to the simplicity of life. Guests are encouraged to immerse themselves in nature through the property’s organic gardens, complete with regenerative farming cultivated in unison with lunar cycles. The bounty from the gardens is used to create true seed-to-table dishes.
Paradiso Pure.Living
10Paradiso Pure.Living
Dolomites, Italy
Paradiso Pure.Living may technically be a hotel, but it feels like a full-fledged resort. Set amid the breathtaking Italian Dolomites, this spacious, immersive retreat (run by the same family as Vegan Agrivilla I Pini) is a true vegan sanctuary. Spend your days hiking or skiing through the dramatic alpine landscape, then return for a memorable meal at one of its two on-site vegan restaurants: Paradiso or the fine-dining standout, Omnia Plant-Based.
La Vimea
11 La Vimea
South Tyrol, Italy
Like its sister properties Paradiso Pure.Living and Vegan Agrivilla I Pini, La Vimea is a truly standout vegan destination. Spend your days exploring nearby museums, castles, and local markets, then return to unwind in the natural swimming pond, forest sauna, or spa with a world-class holistic treatment. In the evening, you’ll settle in at the on-site vegan gourmet restaurant, where you’ll be spoiled for choice with creative, plant-based cuisine.
Il Mansio
12Il Mansio
Lake Garda, Italy
On the shores of Lake Garda in Rivoltella del Garda, you’ll find Il Mansio—a contemporary boutique vegan hotel that feels more like a resort thanks to its wide range of amenities and experiences. Rent bikes to explore the lakeside, book a private boat tour on the water, unwind in the sauna and Turkish baths, or treat yourself to time in the hydromassage tub. After that, head to the plant-based restaurant for creative, thoughtfully-crafted dishes made with local ingredients.
Koukoumi Hotel
13Koukoumi Hotel
Mykonos, Greece
Cozy up to luxurious comfort in the hillside village of Ano Mera, where this vegan hotel awaits just minutes away from glistening beaches and the cobblestone streets of Mykonos. Equipped with 14 suites, Koukoumi Hotel creates an intimate five-star experience with sustainability, animal welfare, and human wellness at its core. In the kitchen, master chefs create impressive, innovative dishes like vegan Surf and Turf with seaweed and mushrooms, Cocoon Bloom dumplings, smoked seitan, and so much more.
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Casa Albets
14Casa Albets
Lleida, Catalonia, Spain
Tucked away in the Spanish countryside, you’ll find Casa Albets, a rustic family farmhouse—with origins in the 11th century—turned luxury, eco vegan hotel. The nine-room boutique hotel takes ecology and sustainability seriously, from its design to its restaurant kitchen. The pet-friendly hotel also boasts a Michelin-recognized, on-site restaurant. In 2023, Casa Albets earned a Michelin Green Star for its exquisite cuisine and sustainable practices. Its tasting menu changes seasonally, but past offers have included cheesy fondue, creamy gnocchi, and apple sponge cake.
Resorts with extensive vegan options
Laguna Lodge
15Laguna Lodge
Santa Cruz La Laguna, Guatemala
This lakeside Guatemalan eco-resort only serves vegan and vegetarian options, so you can relax about what’s for dinner and instead take in the unbelievable atmosphere. You’ll enter the property—which sits on a nature preserve—via canoe and immediately be struck by the gorgeously blue water and towering volcanoes. The business is astutely dedicated to nature conservation and holistic wellness, which is why you’ll never see meat on the menu. Options rotate seasonally but focus heavily on vegetables and local produce along with craft cocktails, wine, and house-roasted coffee. In between meals, hike the San Pedro volcano, explore the lake via kayak, visit the nearby village of Santa Cruz, zip line off a mountaintop, or smooth out those sore muscles at the spa.
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The Ranch Malibu
16The Ranch
Malibu, CA & Hudson Valley, NY
This Southern California resort is all about wellness transformation. You won’t have time to immerse yourself in a beach read while sunbathing; instead, you’ll be waking up early for four-hour hikes, stretching out those muscles in a daily restorative yoga session, and then hitting the gym for an afternoon strength workout. All of this activity is supplemented with nutrient-dense, plant-forward meals. For those looking for an escape on the East Coast, The Ranch also offers retreats in New York’s Hudson Valley.
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Golden Door
17Golden Door
San Marcos, CA
While legendary among the elite, few know about this truly luxurious oasis. If you’re not a celebrity or fabulously wealthy, Golden Door is something you save up for. Granted, you get what you pay for. Each hour is scheduled to maximize your stay, from eight-mile morning hikes to in-room massages. If you have a moment to spare, exploring the scenic 600 acres of the property is enough to entertain you for hours—and work up an appetite. Each guest’s dietary preferences are tailored to. Guests are provided with personalized, nourishing meals, all made with ingredients from its own bio-intensive farm. The resort also offers cooking classes to help you take a little Golden Door wellness back home.
Four Seasons Punta Mita
18Four Seasons Punta Mita
Punta Mita, Mexico
Chef Leslie Durso is responsible for the plethora of vegan options available at this luxury resort. For the last several years, she’s crafted delectable vegan menus for each of the property’s restaurants, from the oceanfront Dos Catrinas to the swanky Armara. In between sipping your fresh green juice and your vegan chocolate cake ordered à la room service, take a dip in the crystal blue ocean, unwind with a hot stone massage, revive your tennis skills, or sign up for a tequila class. It’ll take a while to try all of the vegan food, so book your stay for as long as you can. Note: the Four Seasons is one of the more progressive resorts regarding plant-based cuisine. But no matter where you stay in the world, Four Seasons can likely accommodate your dietary needs beyond grilled vegetables and a salad.
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Nikki Sharp
19Palmaia the House of Aia
Playa del Carmen, Mexico
This resort is meant to make you truly relax. Every service revolves around sustainability, healing, and naturopathic wellness. Beyond the prime beach real estate, amenities include a five-star spa, wellness retreats, multiple yoga modalities, ceremonial sound baths, guided meditations, and other guided tutorials centered around holistic healing. Food-wise, the resort’s plant-based options are abundant. There’s even a vegan taco truck on site. Here, it’s easy to find your bliss.
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The Sanctuary Thailand
20The Sanctuary Thailand
Koh Phangan, Thailand
Accessible only by boat, this wellness retreat is for those who truly want to escape. The vibe is focused on relaxation and detoxification, right down to its array of vegan dining options. Guests can entertain themselves with plenty of yoga classes, a traditional tea ceremony, beachfront activities, and massages. Menu options include traditional Thai dishes (made plant-based), raw items, salads, and more. Note: most accommodations at The Sanctuary Thailand are open-air, meaning air conditioning isn’t available, and a few forest animals may stroll by your lodging. If you prefer a cushier option, book a Garden Suite.
Fivelements
21Fivelements
Bali, Indonesia
At the award-winning, vegan-friendly Fivelements Retreat, situated among the luscious banks of Bali’s Ayung River, hillside and riverfront suites immerse guests in the backdrop of the island’s vibrant, natural beauty—a testament to the resort’s eco-luxurious approach to hospitality. The Sakti Dining Room treats visitors to extravagant views of lush tropical ponds, blooming gardens, and the island’s longest river as they savor a rotating plant-forward menu of health-conscious dishes like watermelon gazpacho with kale-avocado tartare and banana blossom spring rolls. Note that Fivelements serves honey and fish, so make sure to double-check dish details before you order.
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Resorts with reliable plant-based dining choices
Rosewood Miramar
22Rosewood Miramar Beach
Montecito, CA
Laid-back, coastal cool meets refined resort at this California destination. The beachfront property offers everything you could want from a vacation perspective: posh accommodations, beach access, gorgeous pools, lawn games (on perfectly manicured grounds), a luxury spa, and plenty of vegan options. Head to the elegant Revere Room, for example, for a flavor-packed Buddha Bowl or Ama Sushi for the cucumber rolls. While a great getaway for California residents, it’s also an option to consider for those looking at vegan-friendly wedding venues.
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Murrieta Hot Springs
23Murrieta Hot Springs
Murrieta, CA
Tucked into a historic 1902 site and newly reopened to the public, Murrieta Hot Springs Resort in Southern California blends old-world healing with modern luxury. With over 50 geothermal pools and a science-backed soaking guide, this wellness destination offers restorative alkaline mineral waters said to enhance vitality. Plant-based guests will feel right at home, thanks to a wellness-focused culinary program that prioritizes fresh, local produce and globally inspired flavors. From sleep-optimized rooms to nutrient-rich menus, this reimagined resort is a haven for rest, rejuvenation, and thoughtful, vegan-friendly indulgence.
Disney
24Walt Disney World Resort
Orlando, FL
Once upon a time, a Disney experience was a little less magical for vegan guests. But since Walt Disney World—and soon after Disneyland—revamped their menus in 2018, the parks have become true vegan destinations for kids and kids at heart (because you’re never too old for Disney). Today, hundreds of plant-based takes on fan-favorite dishes can be found across the expansive resort.
The Peninsula Beverly Hills
25The Peninsula Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills, CA
Looking for a five-star experience stateside? This metropolitan hotel offers resort-style luxury accommodations in the heart of Beverly Hills. The wellness offerings—from meditations to a best-in-class spa—are accompanied by a stellar vegan culinary program that includes a five-course prix-fixe menu and a plant-based tea service upon request. Bask in the glorious California sun at the rooftop pool, see the sights of Beverly Hills and beyond, and then retire to the Belvedere for a sublime dinner inspired by the produce of the season.
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Four Seasons Hotel Tunis
26Four Seasons Hotel Tunis
Tunis, Tunisia
Four Seasons also has a stunning beachfront, vegan-friendly hotel in Tunis, Tunisia. Head to the on-site Azur restaurant, for example, for vegan Tunisian salad or yellow lentil soup. The Creek Restaurant also has its own vegan menu, with options like cauliflower and broccoli steak. If you don’t fancy leaving the zen and luxury of your accommodation, you can also order plant-based dishes, including tabbouleh, hummus, and baba ghanoush, via room service.
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