Brithdir Mawr Wild and Eco Camping is a quiet site in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, at the foot of Carningli, two miles from the sea and about five minutes’ drive from Newport. Stays here are in a designated field that’s part of a well-established eco community set up in 1994 on an 80-acre restored farm. The whole place is off-grid for electricity and uses water from mountain springs; recycling even stretches to toilet waste, which is composted to feed the site’s fruit trees.

Come to the iconic Findhorn Spiritual Community and enjoy a personal self-styled retreat by yourself or with your family and friends* while soaking up the energy of this sacred land and transformational field. Findhorn’s principles of inner listening, co-creation with nature and work as love in action have inspired countless authors, activists, change-makers, spiritual teachers and leaders including Robert Holden, Caroline Myss, Charles Eisenstein, Joanna Macy and countless more.

A private eco-friendly lodge with breathtaking ocean views. Located in a stunningly beautiful site immersed in the evergreen landscape of Serra da Arrábida Natural Park in Portugal. In order to offer their guests a holistic experience, all the food served is organic and bought from local farmers (vegan-friendly). Their amenities are also homemade and organic, as well as their bed linen. Their eco-friendly pool embodies the mission of combining modern technology and a sustainable way of living.

ONA is the first vegan restaurant to receive a Michelin star. Located in Arès France, the name stands for Origin Non-Animale (Non-Animal Origin) because the restaurant uses no animal products in its food, decorations or furnishings. ONA was opened in 2016 by Claire Vallée, a self-taught chef, and offers a seven-course tasting menu. ONA aims to be a place of life where respect for people, nature and animals is at the center of all concerns.