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Traveling to Greece in the near future as a vegan and wondering where to stay? While vegan food in Greece is very easy to find, it can be an additional element of convenience to stay in a fully vegan hotel, especially if you like to have breakfast at your accommodation. Here are the 9 best vegan hotels in Greece to book for your next trip!
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Greece has one of the most captivating cultures in the world and a traditional veggie-based cuisine, offers an enriching experience for conscious travelers. Greek culture is an enchanting blend of ancient heritage and vibrant traditions, with a history steeped in wisdom and philosophy. Important Greek landmarks are scattered around the country, including the Acropolis, Delphi, and Olympia just to name a few.
When it comes to cuisine, Greece is a treasure of veggie delights. Because of the Greek-Orthodox religion a lot of Greek dishes are “Nistisimo”. The Greeks fast about 200 days a year and during those times they need to abstain from meat, eggs, dairy products, and olive oil, making it easy to find plant-based dishes.
To enhance your experience even more, Greece boasts a range of welcoming vegan hotels, ensuring that you can savor local cuisine while adhering to their dietary preferences.
These 9 vegan accommodations in Greece are scattered across the mainland and the Greek islands. They all cater to vegans and tend to have sustainability and wellness in mind so you can rest assured that choosing one of these accommodations will suit your needs as a plant-based traveler.
Koukoumi, located on Mykonos Island, is easily the most well-known vegan hotel in Greece. Not only is it a vegan hotel but it also operates in a sustainable way with green roofs (still under completion), solar water heaters, and eco-effective cleaning and caring products just to name a few things.
The kitchen is led by vegan chef, Aggeliki Charami, in which she creates dishes with respect to the principles of authenticity, simplicity, and balance. On the menu you can find delicious breakfast options like pancakes, scrambled tofu, and yogurt while you can spoil yourself with vegan souvlaki or sushi for lunch.
In the evening, it is possible to book Koukoumi’s plant-based degustation menu, which will take you on a gastronomic journey where tradition and the future exist in a refined balance.
Aside from the great food, the lodging at Koukoumi is also impeccable. The rooms are truly works of art combining natural materials and the spa offers yoga and delightful treatments with organic cosmetics that are 100% vegan and cruelty-free.
Meteora Harmony Guesthouse is a charming guesthouse/Airbnb operated by the lovely couple Dimitrios and Katerina. As the name suggests, it is located at the Meteora on mainland Greece, close to hiking trails to the monasteries and within easy access to local restaurants and bakeries.
The 120m2 guesthouse is completely dedicated to eco-friendly hosting and is a haven if you feel like rejuvenating your soul. The interior of the guesthouse is designed by a leading company in “healing architecture” and provides calmness and serenity through Feng Shui, minimalism and soft colors.
While this is an accommodation where you can perfectly cater for yourself, having access to an incredibly well-equipped kitchen, Katerina and Dimitrios also serve delicious vegan breakfast, lunch, and dinner on request.
Moreover, if you like to immerse yourself in the local stories of the Meteora, Dimitrios can take you on a tour of these mighty mountains and monasteries. The guesthouse also comes with yoga mats and cruelty-free soaps and cosmetics.
Archontiko Angelou is a boutique hotel serving a vegan and gluten-free breakfast on the Greek island of Leros. Leros is a lesser-known island among tourists and is the perfect place for travelers who are looking for an authentic and tranquil experience away from mass tourism.
The story of the mansion in which the guesthouse is located is steeped in local history. The house was built in 1895 by plans of an Austrian architect. It was owned by a woman called Marika who got married to man named Stavros Angelou.
Marika and Stavros had six children together and the present proprietor is the daughter of the youngest child, Lolos. The house used to be a summer house of the family but was converted to a guesthouse in the mid-seventies.
Archontiko Angelou offers various beautifully decorated rooms with respect for tradition and localities. A fully vegan delicious breakfast is available daily and is freshly prepared using local ingredients. You can enjoy your breakfast in your room or on the mansion’s terrace surrounded by the lovely garden.
She also operated a self-catering old farmhouse in the village of Lakki on Leros.
Goji is a vegan and sustainable hotel situated in the village of Ixia, Lalyssos on the island of Rhodes. A philosophy of respect to animals and the environment is at the core of everything that they do. Moreover, they plant one tree for every booking!
Goji is a family-run hotel and you can feel this through their authentic Greek hospitality. The family has been involved in hospitality for decades, and now, with the coming of a new generation following a vegan diet it became evident that the future of their business needed to be one with a focus on veganism and sustainability.
Solar panels are in place to heat the water, a holistic system to reduce water consumption and clear waste management system complement the reuse and recycling approach they had renovating the hotel.
With a great swimming pool and a location only an 8-minute walk from the beach, you can’t go wrong with picking Goji to stay as a vegan traveler.
In the morning, you can have your pick between various harty platters and yogurt bowls for breakfast while dinner will consist of vegan variations of Greek dishes like gigantes and gemista!
If you want to slow down and recharge in a popular place among tourists, look no further than MOD Santorini for your vegan vacation. MOD Santorini is owned by the lovely couple Anargyros and Christina and is the perfect place to unwind in a vegan and sustainable way.
The small accommodation of only four rooms allows one to get a taste of the slow-paced rhythm of island living. The rooms are beautifully decorated, furnished using natural materials, and are a welcome contrast to all the big hotel companies.
At the MOD garden café, you can enjoy a daily freshly prepared breakfast served by vegan chef, Marilena. On top of that, you can also take pleasure in ordering a daily four-course lunch menu to indulge in vegan Greek delights and vegan versions of Santorinian recipes.
A visit of MOD Santorini is not limited to great accommodation and fantastic vegan food but they also offer activities for their guests. Explore the hidden corners of Santorini away from the masses with Anargyros or participate in a vegan cooking class with Marilena.
Also, a few of the rooms have a jacuzzi!
A little closer to the main center of Fira, you can find another vegan accommodation that offers outstanding quality. Ethos Vegan Suites offer vegan hotels rooms in Fira and also operates a vegan retreat in Imerovigli.
The name of the accommodation captures its values and mission perfectly. Derived from the ancient Greek word for morality, Ethos offers everything you need to make your vacation as sustainable and responsible as possible.
The rooms and common spaces are designed by using a well-thought-out play of natural materials and the bioclimatic benefits of Santorinian architecture. Comfort and style are equally important as eco-consciousness and the rooms come with a balcony with a hot tub.
Artemis and Coskun, the hosts of Ethos Vegan Suites will spoil you daily with a magnificent vegan breakfast that will be brought to your room. It changes daily and can range from vegan scramble to vegan cheese and vegetables!
Yayaki is a cozy hideaway on Spetses Island and is something in the middle of a family guesthouse and a luxury Boutique Hotel. THey offer 15 unique rooms, a studio and an amazing outdoor pool that is surrounded by lush flowers.
The accommodation is not fully vegan but it is a regular hotel that can cater perfectly to the needs of vegans upon request. All the ingredients to prepare the breakfast are local, seasonal, organic, and homemade. Snacks are also served and on request, you can order a vegan take-away picnic basket.
Aside from vegan food and beautifully designed rooms, you can also find a 40m2 yoga studio inside the accommodation. yoga equipment is available and classes and even wellness therapies can be arranged upon request.
Mani Sonnenlink is a bio-hotel located on mainland Greece in the town of Pyrgos near the city of Kalamata. At Sonnenlink, you can choose between cozy garden bungalows or a spacious apartment in the main building.
Mani Sonnenlink is a proud member of the Society, a pioneer in sustainable tourism since 2001. They operate by high standards regarding sustainability, from organic food to CO² balancing.
Mani Sonnenlink offers vegetarian and vegan cuisine that is fully organic and is prepared freshly with the greatest care. All the organic ingredients are sourced from trusted local suppliers, and some also come directly from their garden or are homemade in their own kitchen.
apart from great accommodation and delicious vegan organic food options, Mani Sonnenlink also offers daily morning yoga classes between May and October. Upon request, you can arrange massage therapies and other holistic treatments.
Daphne’s Club is an eco-labeled female-run hotel in Xylokastro in the Peloponnese region. It is a truly exceptional place run by an exeptionally friendly and warm-hearted crew. The hotel is also perfect for families since there is a recreational corner for children inside the hotel and the garden is also equipped with children’s toys.
Daphne’s Club is the proud owner of various rewards and labels regarding sustainability. In December 2008 they were rewarded with the European Ecolabel and a Green Key Certificate followed shortly after that. Since 2022 they are also a part of the Zero Waste Future Network.
The kitchen of Daphne’s Club is vegetarian with vegan options and everything is homemade, using local Greek and Corinthian ingredients. As a vegan, on the breakfast menu, you can expect dishes like fresh homemade bread, vegan croissants and cakes, pancakes and pies, fruits and vegetables, nut spreads, homemade jams, almond milk, and Greek cereal and nuts.
Daphne’s Club offers both rooms and apartments that are painted in typically Greek white and blue colors. From October to May they also have special offers for remote workers looking for a long-term rental.
If you visit Daphne’s Club and are looking for a day trip, Trikala Korinthias, a nearby village, is a great off-the-beaten-path destination on the slopes of Mount Kyllini!
There you go! I hope you enjoyed this post about the 9 best vegan hotels in Greece. Let me know in the comments below if you have any questions or drop me a message through my contact page.
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