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Gluten Free Travel
Gluten free travel is my passion and I want to help you travel gluten free (safely!), too.
One of the main reasons I started Endless Distances was to record my gluten free adventures around the world.
I have been to 40+ countries with celiac disease, and counting! I am living proof that even though traveling with celiac disease can be challenging and frustrating, it is also possible to still live a life of adventure and freedom with this condition.
Below you’ll find all my gluten free travel tips and destination-based gluten free travel guides.
Each one is heavily researched, personally vetted, discusses cross contact, and will prepare you for your gluten free adventure. Let’s get to it!
Getting glutened during travel is THE WORST. Not to mention for celiacs, even trace amounts of gluten can have a lasting negative impact on our health.
That’s why finding safe, cross contactless gluten free food is my #1 priority when I travel.
You can trust my gluten free travel guides to be celiac-safe. However, I always recommend you do your own due diligence of asking servers and chefs about how the food is prepared when you visit.
This complete guide to traveling gluten free will help you do just that. Over nearly a decade, I’ve developed a step-by-step system that makes gluten free travel easier, safer, and less stressful!
Gluten free goodness in India
Gluten free Vancouver, Canada
Gluten free lobster rolls in Maine, yes please!
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A gluten free travel card is the most important thing to pack for a trip abroad! Check out my full guide on how to find the best gluten free translation card, or check out a quick carousel of my faves below.
My best advice for eating and traveling gluten free.
Destination-based, celiac safe travel guides from around the world.