More and more travelers are looking for destinations that align with their values, such as respect for animals, environmental protection and a desire for authentic, genuine experiences. Organic vineyards, lovingly tended vegetable gardens, kitchens scented with the aroma of fresh herbs and free from animal exploitation. Vegan tourism is becoming an increasingly popular choice. Vegan agriturismi (farm-based hospitality with plant-based cuisine) in Italy are the perfect answer to a growing demand for authenticity and genuine connection with the land and nature.
In this article you will discover the best vegan farmhouses in Italy, where plant-based cuisine is not just an alternative, but the very heart of the experience. Here sustainability is a lifestyle and a concrete approach to farming, cooking and welcoming guests.
If you’re looking for a vegan vacation that combines exceptional food with the beauty of the Italian countryside, you are in the right place!
Why choose a vegan agriturismo?
Choosing a vegan agriturismo means adding value to your stay. Here are just some of the reasons to consider a vegan vacation.
- High-quality organic, plant-based cuisine: cooking follows seasonal rhythms and uses produce grown on-site or sourced from certified local organic suppliers. Every dish tells the story of a place.
- Short supply chain: From garden to table, the journey is short – meaning fresher ingredients and a significantly reduced environmental footprint.
- Holistic wellbeing: A stay at a vegan organic agriturismo nourishes both body and mind: clean air, slower rhythms, nutritious food. Many properties also offer wellness experiences immersed in nature.
- Reduced environmental impact: A vegan diet already has the lowest environmental impact of any dietary choice. Combining it with a stay at an eco-agriturismo that uses renewable energy and sustainable farming practices only amplifies that positive effect.
- Respect for animals and nature: At vegan agriturismi, animals share the space with guests in an environment where they roam freely. Spotting chickens scratching around the courtyard, meeting the curious gaze of a donkey and immersing yourself in unspoiled nature makes your stay even more special.
- Slow travel: Far from the stress of city life, these places invite you to slow down. An early morning breakfast, a walk among the vines, a conversation with someone who has chosen a different path. This is what a vegan vacation really means: not just food, but a different way of experiencing travel.
What actually makes an agriturismo vegan?
Simply removing meat from the menu isn’t enough. In a genuinely vegan agriturismo, you can expect:
- 100% vegan or vegan-friendly menus: Every course, from breakfast to dinner, is free from animal ingredients, including dairy, eggs, and honey. Some farmhouses are “vegan-friendly,” meaning they guarantee complete options for vegan guests.
- Certified organic produce: The absence of pesticides, chemical fertilizers and GMOs is almost always a given. Many agriturismi hold organic certification for both their products and farming methods.
- A cruelty-free approach: No animal exploitation, either for food production or entertainment.
- Sustainable infrastructure: Solar panels, rainwater collection systems, buildings made from natural materials. A truly eco-friendly vegan agriturismo considers the overall impact of your stay.
- On-site growing and kitchen gardens: Many properties grow their own vegetables, aromatic herbs, legumes and fruit.
- Everyday environmental care: From eco-friendly, cruelty-free cleaning products to organic cotton bedding. Every detail counts.
The best 100% vegan agriturismi in Italy
Agriturismo Biologico Piccapane – Cutrofiano, Lecce (Puglia)
In the heart of Salento, Agriturismo Biologico Piccapane captures the most authentic side of Puglia. It is located just a short distance from the sea and the region’s main cultural attractions. Guests can enjoy delicious dishes made with 100% organic ingredients. Immerse yourself in the Salentine countryside and start your mornings with breakfast in the silence of nature, featuring homemade products and freshly picked fruit. The property uses solar thermal and photovoltaic energy, has a phytodepuration system and cleans with biodegradable organic products. Rooms are bright and decorated with handcrafted furniture.
Don’t miss: a visit to the vegetable garden and olive groves, where you can see organic fruit and vegetables growing first-hand.
Country Relais Coroncina – Belforte del Chienti, Macerata (Marche)
Nestled among the gentle landscapes of the Marche region, Country Relais Coroncina is a beautifully restored ancient farmhouse turned in an eco-friendly country house. It offers a stay in a setting of rare natural beauty, perfect for animal lovers and food enthusiasts. The vegan menu changes with the seasons and uses organic ingredients, 85% of which are produced on-site. Hiking and walking trails are just steps from the accommodation, while those seeking relaxation can enjoy a soothing massage at the spa.
Don’t miss: the one-of-a-kind experience of spending the night in a barrel-shaped suite, followed by a generous breakfast with both sweet and savory options.
Podere Sole – Trequanda, Siena (Tuscany)
Tuscany is perhaps Italy’s richest region for vegan agriturismi, and Podere Sole is one of its finest examples. This family-run farmhouse is surrounded by a regenerative organic vineyard with trails winding through the surrounding woodland. Guests enjoy a vegan organic breakfast made with seasonal produce from nearby gardens and certified organic farms. The property is powered by renewable energy and places particular focus on soil health and biodiversity through organic and regenerative farming practices. Vineyards, orchards, fields, and forests: it’s the ideal destination for those who appreciate simplicity, nature, and thoughtful cuisine.
Don’t miss: walks through the surrounding vineyards and tasting wines made from hand-harvested grapes grown on the estate.
Vegan Agrivilla I Pini – San Gimignano, Siena (Tuscany)
The Vegan Agrivilla I Pini is perfect for anyone seeking an authentic vegan holiday in Tuscany. A place to truly unwind and disconnect from screens and the pace of everyday life. This small organic paradise is surrounded by greenery, has a chemical-free pool, and organic gardens. It serves local, seasonal and organic produce, including raw, gluten-free, and sugar-free options. The dishes are innovative and creative yet rooted in Italian culinary tradition, catering to every need. Sustainability is everywhere in the property: comfortable rooms with natural and recycled materials, vegan and organic cleaning products, renewable energy, composting, and rainwater reuse for the organic gardens.
Don’t miss: a rich programme of activities including wine and cheese tastings, permaculture workshops, and cooking classes.
Bio Agriturismo Reggioli – Gaiole in Chianti, Siena (Tuscany)
Bio Agriturismo Reggioli sits on a hill above the Val d’Orcia, surrounded by woodland and offering views all the way to Monte Amiata. The main stone farmhouse dates back to the 18th century and has been restored using ecological methods that preserve its natural materials. The kitchen serves vegetarian and vegan dishes made with organically farmed or locally foraged ingredients. It blends creative recipes with regional classics. Guests can book comfortable rooms or holiday apartments, suitable for couples, families, and groups. A perfect choice for those who love simplicity and harmony with nature.
Don’t miss: the generous buffet breakfast, featuring delicious produce from the kitchen garden or neighboring farms.
Fattoria San Martino – Montepulciano, Siena (Tuscany)
The Fattoria San Martino is an eco-friendly B&B set in the Sienese countryside, offering a genuine and memorable vegan experience thanks to the team’s warm, personal hospitality. The 18th-century villa sits on a hill with panoramic views in every direction, surrounded by extensive gardens. The 100% vegan restaurant, run by chef Marco Vitale, serves dishes prepared with fresh, zero-kilometer organic produce from the kitchen garden or local growers. It’s a place where slowing down and savoring every moment is not just allowed, it’s encouraged.
Don’t miss: a dip in the natural swimming pool with clean, chemical-free water.
Agriturismo Vegan Il Borgo di Tara – Borgo Val di Taro, Parma (Emilia-Romagna)
Immersed in nature within a historic village in the province of Parma, Il Borgo di Tara is a welcoming vegan agriturismo. The building was renovated according to principles of bioarchitecture and energy efficiency with natural and eco-compatible materials. Guests can choose a B&B stay or choose to enjoy the organic vegan cuisine at lunch and dinner as well. For nature lovers, the surrounding area offers hiking and cycling trails or visits to the WWF Ghirardi oasis.
Don’t miss: vegan menus, which feature homemade specialties including jams, herbal teas, juices, and digestive elixirs.
Oobeh Country House – Canossa, Reggio Emilia (Emilia-Romagna)
Oobeh Country House is a rural retreat in the province of Reggio Emilia that combines genuine, warm hospitality with a commitment to sustainable living. The atmosphere is intimate and family-like. It is the perfect setting for recharging, immersed in silence, nature, and simplicity. The restaurant offers honest, excellent cooking with vegetarian and vegan options.
Don’t miss: breakfast prepared with fresh local, zero-kilometer produce.
Campo di Cielo Bioagriturismo Vegan – Cesiomaggiore, Belluno (Veneto)
In the province of Belluno, among the UNESCO-listed Dolomites, Campo di Cielo is a vegan bio-agriturismo where you can truly step away from daily stress. Here you will breathe fresh mountain air and take in the scent of Soligno solid wood, the material used throughout the building. There are rooms with spacious bathrooms, a sauna, a library, and a small vegan restaurant using organic produce, often sourced directly from the farm itself. Outdoor activities are plentiful: trekking, woodland hikes, and moments of pure contemplation of the mountain landscape.
Don’t miss: long walks through the forest and a wonderful breakfast to enjoy outdoors in nature.
Country House Casa Payer – Luserna San Giovanni, Turin (Piedmont)
In the green hills of the Turin area, Casa Payer is an entirely vegan country house. It’s a perfect place to reconnect with nature and to relax in open-air settings, from the herb garden and covered terraces to hammocks in the woods and a sunny courtyard. The property offers three spacious rooms and home-style plant-based cooking. Bread and pizza made with sourdough from ancient origins are baked in a large wood-fired oven. Here you can enjoy vegan meals in a cozy dining room overlooking the forest. Or you can curl up with a book in the panoramic hayloft. The surrounding hills and woodland are ideal for leisurely walks for all fitness levels.
Don’t miss: on Saturdays, guests are invited to bake bread together, kneading organic stone-ground flours.
Arpa di Pietra – Mori, Trento (Trentino)
In Trentino, nestled between Lake Garda and Monte Altissimo, Arpa di Pietra is a dream destination for anyone wanting to combine sustainable luxury with a high-altitude vegan vacation. This is a true wellness sanctuary: the perfect place to unwind in the bio-sauna after a day of outdoor adventures in nature. The plant-based cuisine is of exceptional quality: organic, zero-kilometer dishes and a rich vegan breakfast buffet with homemade products.
Don’t miss: the afternoon buffet with homemade pastries, and a visit to the spa with bio-sauna, Finnish sauna, panoramic hot tubs, and an experiential shower.
Vegan-friendly agriturismi for a holiday in nature
Not all farmhouses offer an exclusively vegan menu, but many eco-friendly properties can welcome vegan guests with complete, high-quality options.
PeR, Parco dell’Energia Rinnovabile – Terni (Umbria)
Located in the green heart of Umbria, PeR offers a one-of-a-kind experience in Italy, combining hospitality, sustainability, and wellbeing. This isn’t just a place to rest. It’s a place to learn how to live more gently on the planet. The property runs on renewable energy and offers tasty vegan and vegetarian dishes on request, along with a range of activities in nature for a restorative, sustainable stay.
Agriturismo Marcofrate – Valtopina, Perugia (Umbria)
Marcofrate is an agriturismo among the Umbrian hills, just 20 minutes from Assisi. An ancient farmhouse where guests can enjoy a genuine experience and a digital detox from the frenetic pace of everyday life. Everything here is designed to restore body and mind: natural materials, cotton bedding, biodegradable products, and 100% renewable energy. The kitchen is vegan-friendly, with vegetarian and vegan options. Dishes are made from fresh ingredients sourced from local producers. The cuisine is rooted in a genuine belief that eating well shouldn’t come at a cost to the animal world. The table reflects the most authentic Umbrian flavors using seasonal and zero-kilometer ingredients.
Don’t miss: the saltwater pool overlooking the woodland, and the trails that wind across the property’s land.
Agriturismo Biologico La Lepre Bianca – Cento, Ferrara (Emilia-Romagna)
La Lepre Bianca is a certified organic agriturismo in Emilia Romagna, holding its bio certification since 2000. Seven hectares of organic orchards and kitchen gardens, wrapped in the quiet of the Ferrara countryside. The property is a peaceful haven with a natural stone pool, a wellness center and spacious, comfortable suites. The kitchen is organic, seasonal, and includes vegetarian and vegan menus made with ingredients from the farm or local certified producers. Breakfast might include homemade bread, artisan jams, freshly baked pastries, and fresh fruit. The property is part of an eco-compatible farming project: no herbicides or chemical products, only organic fertilizers and respect for the area’s biodiversity.
Don’t miss: an Ayurvedic massage followed by a dip in the natural pool, and a bike ride along the nearby Via del Sole cycling route.
Oasi Galbusera Bianca – La Valletta Brianza, Lecco (Lombardia)
The Oasi Galbusera Bianca is a certified organic relais in the province of Lecco, set within a WWF biodiversity oasis. This vegan-friendly agriturismo sits in a landscape of extraordinary beauty. It was restored using bio-certified materials, and it is powered by renewable energy. Every room is a different experience: guests can sleep on hay, in a hammock bed, or surrounded by flowers. The organic osteria serves vegan and vegetarian menus made with vegetables and fruit grown on the estate.
The Best Italian Regions for a Vegan Vacation
Tuscany
Tuscany is the region with the highest concentration of vegan agriturismi in Italy. From the Chianti hills to the Val d’Orcia, a strong organic culture and breathtaking landscapes make it the natural destination for a vegan holiday. Siena is the heart of this offering.
Umbria
Umbria, with its forests and medieval villages, is the region of wellbeing and contemplation. Many vegan-friendly farmhouses here offer yoga retreats, meditation, and spiritual programmes alongside organic plant-based cuisine.
Puglia
Puglia’s culinary tradition is naturally rich in plant-based dishes: fava beans, chicory, and orecchiette with turnip tops. Many organic agriturismi in the Salento and Valle d’Itria areas are embracing fully vegan menus.
Trentino Alto Adige
Trentino-Alto Adige offers unique experiences: organic vegan farmhouses at altitude, among the Dolomites, with pure mountain air, nature hikes, and plant-based cuisine. Dishes draw on Alpine traditions reimagined in a plant-based key. A vegan mountain eco-resort is an experience you won’t soon forget.
Marche
Marche is still largely off the beaten tourist track, which makes it a precious region. Countryside, hills, the Adriatic coast and the Apennine hinterland offer remarkably varied landscapes. Vegan-friendly agriturismi here provide genuine hospitality and plant-based cuisine that uses local produce.
Experiences to enjoy at a vegan agriturismo
Vegan agriturismi are far more than places to eat and sleep well. They often offer experiences that enrich your stay:
- Vegan cooking classes: Many properties run culinary workshops where guests learn to prepare dishes from scratch. You can make fresh vegan pasta, wholegrain bread, or dairy-free desserts.
- Yoga and meditation: Vegan farmhouses are often spaces for inner reflection, with morning yoga sessions in the garden, guided meditations, or mindfulness workshops.
- Organic tastings: Guided tastings of local products, such as organic wines, extra-virgin olive oil, and artisan preserves, offer a deeper connection with the local food culture.
- Working in the garden: Joining the harvest of tomatoes, courgettes, or aromatic herbs is a wonderful way to connect with nature and discover the origins of your meals.
- Trekking and nature walks: Many agriturismi are set in the middle of nature, near national parks, nature reserves, and woodland trails. These areas are ideal for hiking and outdoor activities.
- Wellness and natural treatments: Some properties offer massages with organic oils, hay baths, or Ayurvedic treatments.
- Educational farm experiences: For families with children, farm activities are truly enriching. Kids learn where food comes from, how the land is cultivated, and how to respect animals.
How to find the perfect vegan agriturismo
The easiest way to find the right property is to use Ecobnb‘s dedicated vegan page. You can find 100% vegan and vegan-friendly options and filter them by type, region, and vegan features.
Read guest reviews to get a clearer sense of the quality of the vegan menu and of the overall experience at the property.
Before booking, search for detailed information about the menu to find out what to expect at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A genuinely vegan agriturismo will be happy to answer your questions in full.
Check for organic certifications, quality marks, and vegan credentials. They’re not essential, but they are positive signs of real commitment and reliability.
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions about vegan agriturismi
Vegan agriturismo cuisine is built around organic plant-based ingredients: garden vegetables, legumes, whole grains, fresh seasonal fruit, and herbs grown on-site. A typical breakfast includes homemade bread, artisan jams, plant-based milk, cereals, and fresh fruit. Meals often draw on regional culinary traditions, reinterpreted in a plant-based key.
Yes, and their numbers are growing. As this article shows, vegan farmhouses can be found across Italy, from northern to southern regions. Some properties are 100% vegan; others are vegan-friendly.
A 100% vegan agriturismo serves only dishes and products free from animal ingredients: no meat, fish, dairy, eggs, or honey. A vegan-friendly farmhouse warmly welcomes vegan guests and ensures complete, high-quality options for them, but may also serve animal-derived products to other guests.
In the vast majority of cases, yes. The vegan and organic choices share core values, such as respect for nature, no intensive farming methods, and a focus on ingredient quality. A vegan organic agriturismo is the most common combination: produce grown without chemicals, no animal ingredients, and a short and transparent supply chain. Not all vegan farmhouses hold formal organic certification, so it’s always worth checking directly with the property.
Have you found your ideal vegan agriturismo? Search on Ecobnb and book a holiday that’s good for you and for the planet.
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Agriturismo Biologico Piccapane – Green Farm house in Cutrofiano, Lecce, Puglia, IT 
Country Relais Coroncina – Green Country House in Belforte del Chienti, Macerata, Marche, IT 
Podere Sole – Green Farm house in Trequanda, Province of Siena, Tuscany, IT 
Vegan Agrivilla I Pini – Green Farm house in San Gimignano, Siena, Tuscany, IT 
Bio Agriturismo Reggioli – Green Farm house in Gaiole in Chianti, Siena, Tuscany, IT 
Fattoria San Martino – Green Bed & Breakfast in Montepulciano, Siena, Tuscany, IT 
