Vegan Travel: A Simple Trick to Amazing Meals on the Road

As a vegan, you may have experienced some challenges when you're dining out in your hometown. This can become more pronounced when you're traveling away from your home base, with strange new foods and restaurants.

Not to worry.

We have a technique that has proven time and again to really knock our socks off, although it does involve you being willing to take a risk and go on a little culinary adventure.

If you're open doing things a little differently, here is the three-step method that could result in a very memorable meal:

Experience a Total Eclipse and Aurora Borealis Hunting

In recent years, Aurora Borealis hunting has become a pastime of choice for many adventurous travellers embarking on winter holidays - to the point of rivalling ski and snowboard breaks as the most popular kind of leisure package during the colder months.

A guided trip up to Iceland, Swedish Lapland or other polar latitudes, in search of the elusive Northern Lights, is a concept that has been capturing the imagination of more and more people every year. As a result, specialised tour operators, with a wealth of local experience, offer superb itineraries to these regions, peppered with fantastic side activities designed to allow for a well-rounded experience.

Visit Hangill and Nesjavellir On Northern Lights Holidays

While the fulcrum of the increasingly popular Northern Lights holidays packages to Iceland is, of course, the much sought after opportunity to witness the famed Aurora Borealis, that does not mean this is the only appealing factor about this type of holiday. Much to the contrary, in fact: fans of nature walks and exploration, for example, will find the country has a lot to offer when it comes to unspoilt landscapes and natural beauty, and there is so much to explore in terms of the country's volcanic, geothermal and glacial attractions.