Planning a Trip? Check Out These Animal-Free Travel Companies

Amida Travel is committed to sustainable tourism and animal welfare. The company refuses to support marine parks that confine whales and dolphins and avoids promoting any animal-based activities – from cruel bullfighting to outdated elephant rides – ensuring your adventures are cruelty-free.

British Airways Holidays does not offer tours to facilities where wild animals are displayed for entertainment, including zoos and marine parks. Even better, they also don’t offer any direct-contact animal interactions or animal rides, meaning you can travel with a clear conscience.

Michelin made the compassionate decision to remove animal-based tourism from its Green Guide travel books published from 2026 onwards, after working with PETA France and PETA US. The company also rightly calls out bullfighting as a cruel and outdated spectacle that has no place in travel.

Newmarket Holidays is one of the growing number of operators who reject cruel camel rides at the pyramids of Giza. The company’s Travel for Good policy states, “We don’t encourage or engage in any animal-related activities on any of our tours or any other unfair activity, which exploits animals.” You can enjoy your trip knowing you’re not supporting any cruel, exploitative activities involving animals.

Perfect Getaways does not sell any activities involving animals exploited for entertainment or animal rides. The company also helps customers make kinder choices by regularly educating them about these issues and encouraging them to avoid experiences that harm animals while on holiday.

Purpose Travel’s priority is responsible travel. The company’s Animal Welfare Policy is clear – it doesn’t sell experiences with captive wild animals, animal shows, or direct interaction with wildlife. The company refuses to offer to clients, too. Even better, Purpose Travel encourages clients to choose animal-free foods to help cut emissions and protect the planet.

SB Luxury Travel champions ethical, experience-led holidays. The company does not promote or sell any experiences that involve the exploitation of animals – from elephant and camel rides to bullfighting and zoos – focusing instead on responsible travel that respects both local communities and the natural world.

Taylor Made Travel promotes responsible and ethical tourism. The company avoids harmful experiences, such as dolphin performances, direct-contact activities with elephants like feeding and bathing, as well as camel rides. Instead, it focuses on creating meaningful journeys that respect animals and the planet.

World Accessible Holidays specialises in disability-friendly travel and ensures that every trip is animal-friendly, too. The company avoids promoting activities that exploit animals – including camel rides in Morocco and elsewhere – so you can enjoy inclusive, ethical adventures.

World Class Adventures does not promote camel rides or any activity involving riding, performances, or direct interaction with animals for entertainment. Instead, it offers observation-only experiences in natural environments, with clear conservation or community benefits, so you can explore the world without harming its inhabitants.

easyJet holidays is bound to be popular amongst holidaymakers and animals owing to their compassionate stance on activities. The airline’s holiday booking company does not offer any animal excursions anywhere in the world, including zoos and marine parks, animal performances, animal rides, and sporting events involving animals. So, what are you waiting for? Book your flights and get packing!