There’s no denying it, the world is growing ever more aware of the health and ecological alternatives of conventional nutrition. According to the German Society for Nutrition (DGE), the number of vegetarians and vegans is increasing steadily.
Of course, you want to keep to your eating habits whilst on holiday, so we’ve broken down how the cruise lines have switches to cater to their plant-based passengers and insider tips.
Generally, there’s already a large selection of vegetarian dishes on offer whilst onboard and more cruise ships are responding to the growing trend and offering vegan options on the menu and buffet selections, and there is always a salad bar available. All foods will be marked with the appropriate labelling to make sure your dietary requirements are being met.
Oceania offers an extensive range of vegan and vegetarian dishes on board. In 2017, Oceania introduced an expanded vegan menu with more than 250 dishes served in the main dining room onboard all ships for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. In 2019, 200 new vegetable menus were added to the Oceania fleet.
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… to be able to enjoy vegetarian or vegan dishes. You can even order vegetable menus at the Steakhouse and Polo Grill!
The largest ships, Marina and Riviera, also have a vegan juice bar on the pool deck. Here you will find cold-pressed juices and smoothies made from homemade cashew milk and “energy” ingredients such as acai berries and chia seeds.
Tasting of dishes:
Vegan tortilla, creamy mushroom soup, falafel power bowl, Pad Thai, vegan cheeseburger, truffle mac ‘n’ cheese and coconut milk and carrot cake.
Costa ensures, without having to forego taste and creativity, to conjure up a great culinary experience for all passengers. The Italian cruise line serves both Mediterranean dishes for vegetarians or vegans as well as menus that you can enjoy during your trip.
MSC offers tailor-made menus that meet your nutritional needs. You can find freshly prepared vegetarian and vegan dishes in the restaurants and in the buffet. Dietary labels are also clearly displayed on the menus and at the buffet.
What’s more; you don’t have to go without traditional Italian pizza! There’s a cheese-less vegan pizza on offer!
Traditionally, Royal Caribbean passengers could only consume vegan dishes upon request. However, times have changed! You can try both vegan and vegetarian dishes in the main dining room and the Windjammer Cafe. If you have special requests, you can also forward them to the kitchen in advance. For example – you can order the vegan “spag bol”!
As a vegetarian, you have a large selection of vegetarian dishes that are clearly marked in the restaurant or buffet restaurant. However, if you are in need of vegan options, we recommend calling NCL before your trip to ensure that your wishes are met in the best possible way, and ideally, on the first day, speak to a responsible kitchen employee who will help you with a selection of vegan dishes.
If you’re looking for your next vegan or vegetarian cruise, then don’t hesitate to give us a call on 0808 2746 777!
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