Gluten Free Thailand Vlog: Phi Phi Islands + Getting Glutened 🇹🇭🏝️

Come along with me, Celiac Sarah Explores, as I spend a few days on the Phi Phi Islands in Thailand, one of the most beautiful places I visited on my month-long gluten free Thailand trip and part of my year-long world trip. This video covers the breathtaking beaches and crystal clear water of Phi Phi, but also one of the hardest moments of my celiac journey while traveling: getting glutened abroad. I share my real-time thoughts, how I felt, and what I did to start feeling better. If you have celiac disease and are wondering whether Thailand is safe to travel to, this video shows you the full picture of the incredible highs and the very real lows of eating gluten free while traveling in Southeast Asia. In this video: Phi Phi Islands beaches & sights Getting glutened while traveling with celiac disease What I did to recover from a gluten reaction abroad Honest celiac travel tips for Thailand Disclaimer: I have celiac disease and this is my personal experience. Restaurants, staff, and protocols can change at any time — please do your own research and ask your own questions before eating anywhere. Do what's best for you! Have you ever been glutened while traveling? 👉 Subscribe for more honest gluten free travel vlogs! #GlutenFreeTravel #PhiPhiIslands #CeliacDisease #ThailandTravel #GlutenFree Thanks for watching! Be sure to subscribe to see more celiac travel! Viator Boat Tour: vi.me/V0z7Q Equal Eats Celiac Translation Card: https://equaleats.com/?ref=sarah All links on Beacons: https://beacons.ai/celiacsarahexplores My Favorite Travel Credit Card: https://americanexpress.com/en-us/ref... For business inquiries, please email: [email protected] Check out my website: https://www.celiacsarahexplores.com *These pages may contain affiliate links. By clicking on a link and purchasing an item, I will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for your support!* ABOUT ME: I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease in 2021 at the age of 23. The lifestyle change was really hard for me - especially feeling like I couldn’t do the things I loved like traveling. Thankfully, I’ve learned a lot over the past couple years about my autoimmune disease, and how to travel with Celiac Disease. I can’t wait to share more tips and inspire you to take your next gluten free adventure!