My travels started with my family but in the 20s I was bitten by the “solo travel” bug and I never looked back. I was nervous at first, but I realized quickly that traveling solo is really liberating. I think you learn a lot about yourself and others while traveling solo and I fully encourage it! Now, I am traveling the world with my family.
I love the organizing, researching, and mapping out of gluten-free destinations when planning a vacation. I am happy to give you tips and suggestions on any of the places I have been below.
My trips
My hometown: New York City
2021
- Philadelphia, PA
- Orland, FL
2020
- San Diego, California
- PANDEMIC LIFE
2019
- Journey into motherhood…
- Berkshire Mountains, Massachusetts
2018
- Paris, France
- Berlin, Germany
- Cross-country trip California to New York
- California, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York
- San Francisco, California
- Singapore
- Madison, Wisconsin
- San Antonio, Texas
- New York, New York
- San Jose del Cabo, Los Cabos, Mexico
- Orlando, Florida
2017
- New York, New York
- Madison, Wisconsin
- Washington, DC
- Indianapolis, Indiana
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Orlando, Florida
2016
- Cross-country trip New York City to California!
- New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, California
- New York
- Los Angeles, California
- Pasadena, California
- Madison, Wisconsin
- St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada
- Port Stanley and London, Ontario, Canada
- Portland, Oregon
- San Rafael, California
2015
- Paris, France
- Baltimore, Maryland
- Dallas, Texas
- Madison, Wisconsin
- Mexico City, and Querertaro, Mexico
- Portsmouth, New Hampshire
- San Antonio and Austin, Texas
- Colorado Springs and Denver, Colorado
2014
- Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada
- Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica
- Madison, Wisconsin
- Portland, Oregon
2013
- Cardiff, Wales; Glasgow and Edinburgh, Scotland
- Portland, Oregon
- Thailand: Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Koh Phangan, Koh Samui
- Dubai, United Arab Emirates (layover only)
2012
- Denver, Colorado
- Portland, Oregon
- Port Stanley and London, Ontario, Canada
- Good Commons in Plymouth, Vermont
- Aruba
2011
- Baltimore, Maryland
- Port Stanley and London, Ontario, Canada
- Prague, Czech Republic
- Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic
- Las Vegas, Nevada
2010
- Providenciales, Turks and Caicos
- South Beach, Florida
2009
- Chicago, Illinois
- Italy: Rome, Florence, Venice
- Paris, France (layover only)
2008
- New Orleans, Louisiana
- Roatan, Honduras
- Santo Tomas de Castilla, Guatemala
- Belize City, Belize
- Cozumel, Mexico
- London, Ontario, Canada
- Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada
- Seattle, Washington
- Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
2007
- La Jolla and San Diego, California
2006
- Las Vegas, Nevada
- London, Ontario, Canada
- Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada
2005
- Sedona, Arizona
- Grand Canyon, Arizona
2002
- South Beach, Florida
- Las Vegas, Nevada
2000
- London, England
- Dublin, Ireland
1999
- Cancun, Mexico
1996
- Huatulco, Mexico
Here is a map of the places I have been. I have lots more to see in this world!
Ever been to Budapest, Hungary? I am going in November. Was there several years ago and survived.
Hi Clair, I haven’t been to Budapest but it looks like this restaurant might be totally GF: http://droprestaurant.com/
Here is another link that might be helpful: http://dietitianwithoutborders.com/gluten-free-in-budapest/
Thanks Erin, I will try to find it. Sounds good!
Erin, I found the Drop Restaurant in Budapest the first night I was there and even went back the next night for dinner. It was a great little restaurant, very modern and good food. I even heard from the waiter that they were not allowed to bring gluten into the restaurant. I also found another restaurant that was all gluten free and had been in operation for 3 or 4 years. It is called Koles Restaurant. It was a little less enticing, because it had a cafeteria style approach to serving and was a lot smaller, but the food was decent and less expensive than the Drop.
Thanks for the information. It was not hard to eat gluten free in Budapest at all. I even had pasta at an Italian restaurant.
This is such great news! Thanks for sharing your gluten-free experiences. I am going to share this information with my FB page now!
Can you share your Madison, Wi experiences and safe havens? My wife is 5 months into Celiac. We know enough now that travel is terrifying and always a challenge.
Thanks for your comment! I just sent you an email.
Have you been to St. Marten island? I am presently with my daughter. We would like suggestions for gluten free restaurants. Do you know any?
Hi Caroline, thanks for your note. Unfortunately, I have never been to St. Marten. I would suggest eating seafood without any seasonings and asking for a clean grill pan.
Hi, I love your FB posts and checked there before visiting your website. Can you recommend your favorite dining spots in the Turks and Caicos (specifically Provos), please?
Hi Robin, to be honest, I never ate away from the resort. I stayed at Club Med Turkoise and all of my meals were included.
Thanks for letting me know! 🙂 We enjoy your blog and FB group.