Vegan Getaways Australia

Published 15 April 2026

Planning a vacation or a swift getaway? Or simply itching to escape to somewhere serene and scenic?

Photo of Granite Bay in Noosa National Park located in Queensland, Australia
Granite Bay in Noosa National Park – credit: The Beet Retreat

Luckily there are several vegan establishments around Australia to stay at, relax and unwind. Below are a few stunning examples.

 

Gembrook Retreat

Photo at dusk of a cabin in nature, with the lights on inside and the dark silhouette of trees in the background against a cloudy sky.
credit: Gembrook Retreat

Gembrook Retreat is located in a beautiful, scenic setting in the Dandenong Ranges foothills, about a one-hour drive from Melbourne, Victoria. It offers a tranquil, spiritual renewal experience surrounded by natural beauty. The Gembrook Retreat household is intentionally vegan, and encourage guests to have a guide or facilitator to support you during your retreat. They also offer a community-focused space and hold events that prioritise spiritual connection to nature and sustainable living, often providing vegan catering for events.

Highlights: You can opt for a guided tour around the 22 acre property, and other spiritual activities such as contemplation, nature connection, fasting, and meditative walks.

⭐️ gembrookretreat.org.au

 

haha vegan Ryokan (ryokan means guest house in Japanese)

Photo of the kitchen inside vegan guest house located in Beechworth, Victoria, Australia.
credit: @thevegantank

Owned and run by Rico and Osamu Uchino, haha Vegan Ryokan is a beautiful,  self-contained guest house situated in Beechworth, Victoria, and is just a 15-minute walk from the historic town of Beechworth. ‘haha’ means mother in Japanese, and the lovely Uchinos warmly welcome you upon arrival and give you a personalised tour of their property and the guest house, which includes a luxurious dual lift motorised bed, LED television, a refrigerator, oven, stovetop and microwave, and a vegan mini bar. Osamu is an internationally acclaimed chef and included in your stay are dinners for two, cooked by Chef Osamu.

Highlights: A special option which you can choose is to watch Chef Osamu cook your vegan dinners, and you can learn from him too. The family of ducks living in the pond in front of the guest house are another welcome highlight. There are also plenty of bushwalks, historic walks and nature hikes to enjoy in the vicinity.

⭐️ hahafood.com.au/ryokan-vegan-guest-house

 

Heart & Soul Retreats

Image of a statue Buddha in a rainforest type environment located at Heart and Soul Retreats in NSW, Australia.
credit: Heart & Soul Retreats

A long-established yoga and wellness retreat centre in Dharawal country, Otford, New South Wales. Bordered by a beautiful creek and nestled in the hills of the Royal National Park, the 20 acre lush property is immersed with organic gardens and native bushland. The Heart & Soul team are dedicated to authentically living the yogic values, meaning adhering to the yoga principle (yama), ahimsa, which means non-violence. It is the most important of the 5 core principles for interacting with the world, as it requires first and foremost that the practitioners of yoga do not cause harm to others, which is essential to a truly successful society. The daily retreat program includes three nourishing vegan meals, and various activities that guests can attend to improve their inner wellbeing and learn more about the yogic lifestyle.

Highlights: On top of the daily schedule of activities, Heart & Soul has a residential program where individuals can be immersed in a spiritual transformation program in exchange for their time in voluntary service.

⭐️ heartandsoulretreats.com.au

 

Sramana Retreat at Fairyland House

Beautiful time-lapse photo of the Fairyland House at the Sramana Retreat Centre in far north Queensland, Australia.
Time-lapse of Fairyland House – credit: Soulpics Photography

An eco-wellness and spiritual life sanctuary in far north Queensland, with an emphasis on ahimsa leading to harmony, wellbeing, relaxation and self-awareness. The sanctuary is purpose-designed to provide the essential ingredients for health and healing, which are simply Rest, Stillness, and Silence. It’s a blissful place to remind us that our time is valuable and is best used by getting to know what is most important to us in this current journey. The venue supports guests with wholesome raw vegan food, fresh air, natural water and magical bird song.

Highlights: The Sramana Retreat provides a balanced daily program of yoga to start your day, an early evening meditation, raw food meal preparations, and a gourmet brunch and dinner, set in a beautiful and peaceful landscaped tropical garden paradise. The venue is free of smoke, alcohol, drugs, animal companions, and digital distraction.

⭐️ sramana.com.au

 

Stephanie’s Country Cottages

photo of quaint cottage with a porch, a tree in blossom out in front and a little birdhouse on a post in front of the blossoming tree.
credit: Stephanie’s Country Cottages

Everything you want in a quiet country getaway. Stephanie and Philip are the welcoming owners of two delightful cottages and one studio located on 30 acres in Drummond, Victoria. Guests are greeted personally by Stephanie and shown around the breathtaking grounds, which includes an exquisite ornamental lake where various native water birds visit. All accommodations have gorgeous garden views and if you have animal companions the two cottages are set up with appropriate enclosures, so you can enjoy and relax at the country oasis with your fur-family too.

Highlights: Stephanie’s homemade vegan pizza is a favourite surprise for all guests plus delicious choc fudge treats. There is also a 9-hole disc golf course on the property! House guests can play free of charge. Not sure what disc golf is? We had to look it up too.

⭐️ stephaniescountrycottages.com

 

The Beet Retreat

Inside one of the rooms of The Beet Retreat showing a luxurious bed, indoor plants, two seats and many windows letting in lots of light.
credit: The Beet Retreat

Run by Jan Saunders, The Beet Retreat has been Australia’s longest-running all-vegan bed and breakfast, which has now transformed into an occasional retreat centre. Located in the stunning Noosa Hinterland in Queensland, and only a short drive to Hastings Street, one of Australia’s most renowned shopping strips, Noosa’s famous National Park, surf beaches, waterways, and trail networks. Check the website for upcoming retreats.

Highlights: Jan’s retreats are wonderful experiences that introduce guests to a healthier, more whole food approach to support a vibrant, and active life without harming animals or the environment. Additionally, the property is registered with the Humane Society International Wildlife Land Trust and currently registered with the Land For Wildlife scheme as ‘working toward’ registration.

⭐️ thebeetretreat.com.au

 

FAQs

What are the best vegan getaways in Australia?

Australia offers a wide range of vegan getaways, from eco retreats and wellness resorts to boutique vegan B&Bs. Popular options include nature-based stays, hiking opportunities, and coastal escapes that provide fully plant-based meals and ethical experiences.

Are there fully vegan accommodation options in Australia?

Yes, there are fully vegan accommodation options across Australia. These stays cater exclusively to plant-based travellers, offering vegan meals, cruelty-free products and a strong focus on sustainability and ethical tourism.

What can I expect from a vegan retreat in Australia?

A vegan retreat in Australia typically includes plant-based meals, wellness activities like yoga or meditation, and eco-friendly accommodation. Many also focus on relaxation, sustainability and connecting with nature.

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