Cooking will be done by the group for the group; no à la carte service :) Because we are high in the mountains, our resources are limited, and we'll all have to be flexible. If you are very precise/specific with your food, then this is not the right experience for you, sorry. [bg_collapse view="link-inline" color="green" icon="arrow" expand_text="Read Details About Diets And Restrictions" collapse_text="Hide Details" ]1. Gluten: Usually meals are low on gluten but if you have a hard core allergy, you're not safe. At breakfast, there is oatmeal as an option. 2. Nuts: Can usually be left out of meals/served apart, but if you have a hard core allergy, you're not safe. 3. Sugar/Diabetes: Usually things are without sugar. However, you will not be able to follow that precisely engineered menu that your dietician wants you to follow. [/bg_collapse]
The provided food is plant-based. [bg_collapse view="link-inline" color="green" icon="arrow" expand_text="Read Food Details" collapse_text="Hide Details" ]The provided food is vegan. Also, please don't bring any animal origin foods with you, such as meat, chicken, fish, seafood, honey, milk, yoghurt, cheese, products containing gelatine, etc. If you can't do without them, please choose another Crazy Camp :)[/bg_collapse]
The provided drinks are non-alcoholic. [bg_collapse view="link-inline" color="green" icon="arrow" expand_text="Read Alcohol Details" collapse_text="Hide Details" ]The provided drinks are non-alcoholic. However it is OK if you bring a beer yourself (no hard liquor) or have a beer on a terrace during the day. Just don't be drunk and annoying.
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