Planned-for-you toursso you can simply enjoy the journey
Imagine getting to explore bucket-list destinations, indulging in the best vegan eats, and connecting with fellow adventurers, without having to worry about or plan all the details.
These guided tours are designed for travelers who want an immersive, ethical, and hassle-free experience. With carefully planned itineraries, insider knowledge, and a community of like-minded explorers, all you have to do is show up and enjoy the journey.
Upcoming Tours
September 5 - 12, 2026
Croatia: 8-Day Vegan Guided Tour Through Zagreb, Split, & Dubrovnik (Open to All)
October 10 – 17, 2026
Croatia: 8-Day Vegan Guided Tour Through Zagreb, Split, & Dubrovnik (Women-Only)
January 3 - 10, 2027
Guatemala: 8-Day Vegan Food-Filled Tour Through Antigua & Lake Atitlán (Open to All)
Your next adventure starts here
Beyond the Plate: An 8-Day Vegan Food Adventure In Guatemala That Gives Back to Local Communities
My dear vegan friend, Emma, from Vegan Adventure Holidays, is hosting the second vegan-foodie-packed tour inside Guatemala’s hidden markets, lakeside kitchens, and volcanic coffee groves.
✨ January 3 – 10, 2027 ✨
On this 8-day immersive vegan adventure, you won’t just eat incredible plant-based meals; you’ll step into the heart of Guatemala’s food traditions, allowing you to experience food the way it was meant to be: slow, intentional, and deeply connected to the land.
Itinerary At a Glance
- Day 1: Arrive at GUA airport & transfer to Antigua
- Day 2: Tour a community-run coffee farm & enjoy a 10-course vegan tasting 🌱
- Day 3: Guided walking tour of Antigua and visit rescued kitties at an ethical cat cafe
- Day 4: Visit to the Garden of Hope Community Project
- Day 5: Journey to Lake Atitlán, settle into our lakefront hotel
- Day 6: Boat ride across Lake Atitlán to our vegan cooking class with Anita
- Day 7: Choose your own adventure! Free day to explore, go kayaking, relax, etc.
- Day 8: Journey back to Guatemala City, and we say our goodbyes
Tour Highlights
- Full board 100% vegan meals
- Lakeside vegan cooking class
- Explore Antigua & Lake Atitlan
- Community coffee plantation visit
- Private transfers throughout the trip
- 10-course vegan tasting menu experience
- Hotel accommodation in Antigua (4 nights)
- Hotel accommodation at Lake Atitlan (3 nights)
- Hands-on visits to the Garden of Hope Community Project
- Return airport transfers to Guatemala City International Airport
- Bilingual Vegan Adventure Holidays Tour Manager
Key Numbers
- $99 deposit to hold your spot
- Trip total: $2,995 per person, double occupancy (single supplement: $650)
- Small group (10-12 people max)
Key Dates
- Arrive: Guatemala City (GUA) – Jan. 03
- Depart: Guatemala City (GUA) – Jan. 10
- Guaranteed availability ends August 31, 2026
Through regenerative tourism, you’ll be supporting ethical food producers and community-led sustainability projects, ensuring that the places we visit benefit as much as we do.
If you’re ready to go beyond the plate, meet the people behind the food, and experience Guatemala in the most delicious, meaningful way possible, this trip is for you. Join us for an unforgettable taste of Guatemala, one that nourishes both you and the communities we visit. 🥰
NOTE: Kristin will not be attending this tour, but you’ll be guided by the same experienced local tour leader who curated and led our previous Guatemala vegan food adventure. One couple, after taking dozens of vegan tours around the world, described last year’s tour as “the best vegan tour we’ve ever been on.”
Click the button below to see the full itinerary and booking details.
Croatia: Women-Only Vegan Tour of Zagreb, Split, & Dubrovnik
Join me for a vegan escape designed for women who crave adventure, culture, and community. đź‡đź‡·
✨ October 10 -17, 2026 ✨
Explore Croatia’s rich history and stunning landscapes in a safe, supportive space designed with connection and comfort at the fore. With its historic charm, breathtaking coastline, and vibrant culture, Croatia is a dream destination, and what better way to explore it than with a carefully crafted itinerary and fellow women travelers?!
Whether you’re flying solo or coming with a friend or partner, you’ll be welcomed into a group of kind, conscious women excited to explore the world together.
On this 8-day adventure, we will:
🌿 Explore Croatia’s most iconic cities: Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik
🌿 Immerse yourself in nature at Plitvice Lakes National Park
🌿 Island-hop to Brač for olive oil, beach time, and panoramic views
🌿 Roll up your sleeves for a hands-on soparnik cooking class
🌿 Sip wine on a family-run winery on the Pelješac Peninsula
🌿 Share meals, stories, and sunset views with fellow women travelers
Whether you’re a seasoned explorer or taking your first group trip, this experience blends connection, culture, and comfort.
Itinerary At A Glance
- Day 1: Arrive in Zagreb + welcome dinner
- Day 2: Walking tour of Zagreb + free time
- Day 3: Explore Plitvice Lakes + travel to Zadar
- Day 4: Morning in Zadar + travel to Split
- Day 5: BraÄŤ Island: olive oil tasting, beach time
- Day 6: Soparnik cooking + wine tasting + Dubrovnik
- Day 7: Explore Dubrovnik + farewell “under the bell” dinner
- Day 8: Depart from Dubrovnik
Trip Highlights
- 7 nights’ accommodation
- 14 vegan meals (7 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 5 dinners)
- Private transportation + airport group transfers
- Guided tours of Zagreb & Dubrovnik
- Olive oil tasting, wine experience, and cooking class
- Entry to Plitvice Lakes National Park
- Organized by Eko Explorations d.o.o.
đź’š October 10 – 17, 2026
đź’š $99 deposit to hold your spot
đź’š Interest-free payment plans available
đź’š Final/full payment due 60 days before departure
đź’š This will be a small group (10-12 people max)
đź’š Trip total: $2,800 per person, double occupancy (single supplement: $538)
Who This Trip is For
- Women of all ages and backgrounds
- Solo travelers, friends, sisters, mother-daughter duos, partners, couples, as well as those who identify as women
- Curious explorers who love food, nature, and culture
- Vegan, vegetarian, veg-curious, or those open to eating vegan for a week
Key Travel Dates
- Arrive: Zagreb (ZAG) – October 10
- Depart: Dubrovnik (DBV) – October 17
NOTE: Different arrival and departure airports. (Private transfers available outside group arrival/departure times)
I’ve had the pleasure of visiting Croatia and spent time in the cities (and restaurants) we’ve outlined for this special excursion. Trust me when I say this country is an absolute gem. I can’t wait to go back and share this beautiful experience with you!
Did you miss this tour? Join the waitlist to be notified when the next vegan group tour of Croatia is live! 👇🏻
Croatia: Vegan Tour of Zagreb, Split, & Dubrovnik (Open to All)
Join me for a vegan journey through ancient cities, island views, and natural wonders. đź‡đź‡·
✨ September 05 -12, 2026 ✨
With its historic charm, breathtaking coastline, and vibrant culture, Croatia is a dream destination, and there’s no better way to explore it than with a carefully crafted itinerary and like-minded travelers.
On this 8-day adventure, we will:
âś… Wander the cobbled streets of Zagreb, Split, and Dubrovnik
âś… Explore the lush waterfalls of Plitvice Lakes National Park
âś… Savor sun-soaked moments on BraÄŤ Island
âś… Learn to make traditional soparnik in a hands-on cooking class
✅ Sip wine (or an NA beverage) on the Pelješac Peninsula
âś… Relax knowing all meals are fully vegan and logistics are taken care of
Whether you’re a seasoned explorer or taking your first group trip, this experience combines connection, culture, and comfort.
Itinerary At A Glance
- Day 1: Arrive in Zagreb + welcome dinner
- Day 2: Walking tour of Zagreb + free time
- Day 3: Explore Plitvice Lakes + travel to Zadar
- Day 4: Morning in Zadar + travel to Split
- Day 5: BraÄŤ Island: olive oil tasting, beach time
- Day 6: Soparnik cooking + wine tasting + Dubrovnik
- Day 7: Explore Dubrovnik + farewell “under the bell” dinner
- Day 8: Depart from Dubrovnik
Trip Highlights
- 7 nights’ accommodation in beautiful local hotels
- 14 vegan meals (7 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 5 dinners)
- Guided tours of Zagreb and Dubrovnik
- Visit to Plitvice Lakes National Park
- Ferry to BraÄŤ Island + olive oil tasting
- Cooking class + wine tasting
- Private transportation + airport group transfers
- Organized by Eko Explorations d.o.o.
đź’š September 05 – 12, 2026
đź’š $99 deposit to hold your spot
đź’š Interest-free payment plans available
đź’š This will be a small group (10-12 people max)
đź’š Final/full payment due 60 days before departure
đź’š Trip total: $2,800 per person, double occupancy (single supplement: $538)
I’ve had the pleasure of visiting Croatia and spent time in the cities (and restaurants) we’ve outlined for this special excursion. Trust me when I say this country is an absolute gem. I can’t wait to go back and share this beautiful experience with you!
Did you miss this tour? Join the waitlist to be notified when the next vegan group tour of Croatia is live! 👇🏻
Why Go On a Guided Tour?
Minimal Planning
I work with professional tour companies and local guides to handle all the logistics, so all you have to do is decide what to pack!
Hosted by a Seasoned Vegan
No more struggling to find vegan options—I’ve already done the research and will have recomendations ready!
Small Groups, Big Connections
Travel with like-minded people who share your love for ethical adventures. Group sizes range from 6-25 people.
Local & Ethical Travel
Support local businesses, regenerative and ethical tourism initiatives, and sustainable travel practices.
Authentic Cultural Immersion
Supporting local businesses is an essential part of mindful tourism. Which also allow us to experience destinations as locals would like us to.
Exclusive Experiences
Enjoy unique, curated activities you won’t find in a typical guidebook.
Expert Guidance
The tour companies I partner with employ tour directors, local guides, and on-site support to ensure a safe experience.
More Fun, Less Stress
Simply pack your bags and show up—me and my team have got the rest covered. From where we’ll sleep to what we’ll do.
Pros
Cons
Meet Your Host
Hey, Kristin Here!
I’m one of those vegans who prioritize where to eat when I travel—no shame here! And I suspect you might be the same.
I’ve been vegan for 18 years and have spent the last 15 slow-traveling the world, seeking out the best vegan cuisine and memorable experiences each destination has to offer. But I also know how overwhelming it can be to plan a trip—especially one that doesn’t make you feel like you have to compromise your values.
That’s why I create thoughtfully curated tours that take the stress out of travel, so you can focus on what really matters: discovering new places, connecting with like-minded people, and of course—eating amazing food.
I look forward to finding vegan food together!
FAQs
Who are these tours for?
Anyone who enjoys great food, ethical travel, and small-medium-size group adventures.
Do I have to be vegan to join?
Not at all! While we strive for every trip to be as vegan as possible, non-vegans are welcome to join and enjoy.
Will there be free time to explore?
Yes! While we have a curated itinerary, there’s always space for personal exploration, relaxation, and spontaneous adventures.
What should I pack?
A detailed packing list will be sent before the trip, but generally, comfortable clothing, lots of layers, and comfortable walking shoes.
Can I come alone?
Absolutely! Many of my travelers join solo and leave with new friends.
How can I learn more about a specific tour?
Each tour above links to a dedicated web page with all the details—from the full trip itinerary to how to book, what to bring, payment options, and additional FAQs specific to that tour/destination.
How do I book?
Click on the “itinerary & booking details here” button connected to your interest and follow the booking instructions.
I have another question, how can I contact you?
You can email me directly here: kristin@wtfveganfood.com
Getting to travel is an absolute privilege
Travel opens doors to incredible experiences, but I know it’s not equally accessible to everyone. From financial and work constraints to mobility and passport privilege, many barriers can shape a person’s ability to explore the world.
I recognize my privilege as someone raised in a white, middle-class family from New York. I strive to approach travel with awareness, responsibility, and a commitment to inclusivity—both in the content I share and the experiences I offer.
Be the first to know when tours go live
Join my email list for exclusive early access, special discounts, and more!