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Solo travel, vegetarian finds & a view from above.
Firsthand travel guides from a frequent solo traveler exploring destinations at a slower pace — finding great vegetarian food, working remotely along the way, and capturing the world from the ground and the sky.
Destinations
Country and city hubs collecting guides, stories, food, experiences and aerial views in one place.
© VeggieTravelGirlDenver, United States
Travel Guide · Veggie Guide · Travel Stories
A mile-high base camp for mountain lovers, where early workdays leave long afternoons for red-rock parks, alpine lakes, and a city scene that is surprisingly vegetarian-friendly.
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© VeggieTravelGirlIceland, Iceland
Veggie Guide · Travel Stories · Experiences
A land of fire and ice built for road trips, glacier hikes, and laptop days with volcanic backdrops. Iceland feels otherworldly — and surprisingly connected.
Explore Iceland →
© VeggieTravelGirlMedellín, Colombia
Travel Guide · Veggie Guide · Drone
The City of Eternal Spring, where mountain views frame every neighborhood and the vegetarian and vegan food scene turned out to be one of the best surprises of my travels.
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© VeggieTravelGirlFaroe Islands, Faroe Islands
Veggie Guide · Travel Stories
A wild, rugged archipelago where sheep outnumber people, underwater tunnels link scattered islands, and every cliff edge looks like the end of the world.
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© VeggieTravelGirlRio de Janeiro, Brazil
Veggie Guide · Travel Stories
A coastal city of mountains, beaches, and samba energy where a one-hour time shift from the U.S. East Coast makes remote work feel like an extended lunch break.
Explore Rio de Janeiro →
© VeggieTravelGirlAtlanta, United States
Travel Guide · Veggie Guide
Atlanta is more than a layover or a quick weekend stop. It’s a city of completely different neighborhoods, great food, museums, green spaces, markets, breweries and plenty to do. Since Atlanta is my home area, these are the places and experiences I’d actually recommend when you’re visiting.
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© VeggieTravelGirlSan Pedro de Atacama, Chile
Travel Guide · Experiences
San Pedro de Atacama felt genuinely magical. I spent five days using this tiny desert town as my base for exploring the Atacama Desert — Mars-like rock formations, colorful lagoons, flamingos, salt flats, steaming geysers high in the Andes and seemingly endless stars once the sun goes down.
Explore San Pedro de Atacama →
© VeggieTravelGirlSeattle, United States
Travel Guide · Veggie Guide
Seattle is one of those cities where you can pack a lot into a trip — from iconic landmarks and waterfront views to museums, markets and some surprisingly beautiful architecture. These are some of the places I personally visited and would recommend adding to a Seattle itinerary.
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Travel Guide · Veggie Guide
Atlanta is more than a layover or a quick weekend stop. It’s a city of completely different neighborhoods, great food, museums, green spaces, markets, breweries and plenty to do. Since Atlanta is my home area, these are the places and experiences I’d actually recommend when you’re visiting.
Explore Atlanta →© VeggieTravelGirlMedellín, Colombia
Travel Guide · Veggie Guide · Drone
The City of Eternal Spring, where mountain views frame every neighborhood and the vegetarian and vegan food scene turned out to be one of the best surprises of my travels.
Explore Medellín →The world map
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© VeggieTravelGirl© VeggieTravelGirlAtlanta, United States
Atlanta is more than a layover or a quick weekend stop. It’s a city of completely different neighborhoods, great food, museums, green spaces, markets, breweries and plenty to do. Since Atlanta is my home area, these are the places and experiences I’d actually recommend when you’re visiting.
Travel Guide · Veggie Guide
© VeggieTravelGirlBoulder, United States
Boulder is a compact, easygoing town with a great farmers market, a beautiful teahouse and vegetarian-friendly food.
Travel Guide
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© VeggieTravelGirlColorado Springs, United States
Colorado Springs is home to some of the state's most dramatic scenery, starting with the free red rock formations of Garden of the Gods.
Travel Guide · Drone
© VeggieTravelGirlDenver, United States
A mile-high base camp for mountain lovers, where early workdays leave long afternoons for red-rock parks, alpine lakes, and a city scene that is surprisingly vegetarian-friendly.
Travel Guide · Veggie Guide · Travel Stories
© VeggieTravelGirlFaroe Islands, Faroe Islands
A wild, rugged archipelago where sheep outnumber people, underwater tunnels link scattered islands, and every cliff edge looks like the end of the world.
Veggie Guide · Travel Stories
© VeggieTravelGirlGolden, United States
Golden is one of my favorite easy escapes from Denver — a small town at the foot of the mountains with sunsets, happy hours and Clear Creek Canyon right on its doorstep.
Travel Guide · Experiences
© VeggieTravelGirlHelsinki, Finland
I spent about two weeks in Helsinki and loved getting to experience the city at a slower pace. Helsinki is incredibly walkable, full of beautiful architecture, parks, cozy cafés and unique experiences. I visited during fall, and the changing leaves made exploring the city even better.
Travel Guide · Veggie Guide
© VeggieTravelGirl© VeggieTravelGirlIceland, Iceland
A land of fire and ice built for road trips, glacier hikes, and laptop days with volcanic backdrops. Iceland feels otherworldly — and surprisingly connected.
Veggie Guide · Travel Stories · Experiences
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© VeggieTravelGirlLittleton, United States
Littleton is a cozy spot south of Denver where I keep finding cute coffee shops, sweet treats and fun nights out.
Travel Guide
© VeggieTravelGirlMedellín, Colombia
The City of Eternal Spring, where mountain views frame every neighborhood and the vegetarian and vegan food scene turned out to be one of the best surprises of my travels.
Travel Guide · Veggie Guide · Drone
© VeggieTravelGirlOslo, Norway
A walkable, art-filled capital where sculpture parks, opera-house rooftops, and plant-based cafés make even a short stay feel rich.
Travel Stories
© VeggieTravelGirl© VeggieTravelGirlRio de Janeiro, Brazil
A coastal city of mountains, beaches, and samba energy where a one-hour time shift from the U.S. East Coast makes remote work feel like an extended lunch break.
Veggie Guide · Travel Stories
© VeggieTravelGirlRoad Trips from Denver, United States
Some of my favorite Colorado days start in Denver and end in the mountains. These are the smaller mountain towns, lakes and trails I keep going back to.
Travel Guide
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© VeggieTravelGirlSan Diego, United States
San Diego is one of those cities where you can go from beaches and coastal views to museums, neighborhoods and incredible food all in the same day. This guide brings together some of my favorite places I personally visited around San Diego.
Travel Guide · Veggie Guide
© VeggieTravelGirlSan Pedro de Atacama, Chile
San Pedro de Atacama felt genuinely magical. I spent five days using this tiny desert town as my base for exploring the Atacama Desert — Mars-like rock formations, colorful lagoons, flamingos, salt flats, steaming geysers high in the Andes and seemingly endless stars once the sun goes down.
Travel Guide · Experiences
© VeggieTravelGirlSantiago, Chile
Santiago's eastern districts at dusk, with snow on the Andes above the city.
© VeggieTravelGirlSeattle, United States
Seattle is one of those cities where you can pack a lot into a trip — from iconic landmarks and waterfront views to museums, markets and some surprisingly beautiful architecture. These are some of the places I personally visited and would recommend adding to a Seattle itinerary.
Travel Guide · Veggie Guide
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© VeggieTravelGirlTromsø, Norway
The Arctic gateway for Northern Lights chasers, fjord sailors, and solo hikers who want silence, space, and skies that stay with you long after you leave.
Travel Stories
© VeggieTravelGirlSantiago, Chile
The statue on the summit of San Cristóbal Hill, above the city and facing the Andes.
Vegetarian travel
My firsthand vegetarian and veggie-friendly finds from destinations around the world.
Iceland
Pastries, tacos, veggie hot dogs, ice cream & more
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United States
Little Italy, tacos, vegan Thai, bakeries & cocktail bars
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United States
My local picks: plant-based Latin, Ethiopian, Middle Eastern, Thai, Indian, tacos & casual favorites
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United States
A growing list from Pike Place Market & beyond
Explore the Veggie Guide →Stories
Longer write-ups: what the place was actually like, when I went, what worked and what I would do differently.
© VeggieTravelGirlRing Road, Iceland
Glacier hiking, ice caves, waterfalls, black sand beaches and the Northern Lights three times — my favorite experiences from 16 days on Iceland's Ring Road, and what I'd do differently next time.
© VeggieTravelGirlIceland
What happens when you bring a laptop, drone, and hiking boots to one of the most otherworldly countries on Earth? A month of glaciers, Northern Lights, and workdays that ended with volcanic sunsets.
© VeggieTravelGirlRio de Janeiro, Brazil
A direct flight from Atlanta, a one-hour time difference, and a city of beaches, mountains, and samba energy made Rio an unexpectedly perfect remote-work base.
Travel deeper
I don’t always experience a destination in a weekend. Some of my favorite trips have involved staying for weeks while working remotely, giving me time to experience what a place is like beyond the highlights.
© VeggieTravelGirlIceland
What happens when you bring a laptop, drone, and hiking boots to one of the most otherworldly countries on Earth? A month of glaciers, Northern Lights, and workdays that ended with volcanic sunsets.
© VeggieTravelGirlRio de Janeiro, Brazil
A direct flight from Atlanta, a one-hour time difference, and a city of beaches, mountains, and samba energy made Rio an unexpectedly perfect remote-work base.
© VeggieTravelGirlDenver, Colorado
What happens when you trade your East Coast workday for a mile-high routine? Early clock-outs, red-rock sunsets, and a city that makes it easy to log off and head for the mountains.
© VeggieTravelGirlNorway
What happens when you keep your day job and move to Norway for a month? A QA engineer's solo experiment in remote work, Arctic adventure, and finally seeing the aurora.
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The tools, apps and travel favorites I actually use to make traveling easier.
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The eSIM I use to stay connected while traveling internationally without swapping physical SIM cards.
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I use ClassPass to book workouts while traveling instead of being tied to one traditional gym membership.
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VeggieTravelGirl is an independent travel resource: destination guides, vegetarian food, firsthand stories and aerial photography from 24 places and counting.
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