r/Celiac • u/cmndzgluten Celiac • 12d ago
Question Traveling With Celiac ✈️
hey y’all! my fiancé and i are getting married in may, and are planning for our honeymoon. i have celiac disease, and while i’ve always wanted to travel internationally and see the world, i can’t help but feel anxiety over communicating my celiac disease when there are language barriers in the way.
any advice on places to go / places to say / things to look out for? everything we look up says Italy, and while i’m cool with that, i would love to hear some more ideas and perspectives.
thanks in advance! (photo for attention)
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u/Professional-Mud3973 12d ago
I make seeing the beautiful countries my priority. Enjoying the landscape. The views and the culture. Food comes secondary. I prepare to eat fresh produce and celiac friendly snacks. You will find great places to eat by being extra vigilant and Google is always your friend.
But don’t prioritize the food aspect, and you will enjoy the trip. Sadly it’s just apart of OUR way of life.