There are many Jewish vacation areas available all over the world. From forests to the bustling metropolitan, there are plenty of services with the Jewish community as a target in mind. That said, the availability of kosher meals is also no problem. Here are kosher-friendly places for holidays: 

This is obviously fitting since you can make preparations to bring your own ingredients and meals. It is also a bonus if you are a nature lover or if you are curious about hiking. There are kosher camping trips available in some areas if you look. Eruvim set-ups and regular minyanim are also provided for Shabbat purposes in some camps.

Most prominent during Jewish celebrations, these hotel resorts temporarily make their entire system kosher-friendly. This includes their eateries and conferences, and recreation. Of course, even outside these occasions, kosher options are usually available in hotels.

Villas, specifically in the Caribbean, have the same approach. Only with slight variations like personal cooks. They also have Shabbat packages and an offer of different local foods on the island.

Both Israel and India are rich in history and culture, as well as wildlife and religious places and more for the different tastes of different travelers.

Not everyone in Israel practices the kosher diet, but most are. Many accommodations; diners, inns, etc. are kosher. This is the same for their country's air terminal El Al.

While not kosher, about 40% of India's demography is vegetarian. If you love fruits and vegetables, India is ideal. 

In the same manner, as with the hotels, large cities would always have kosher specials at their disposal. However, this is especially so in Jewish-concentrated areas. Places like L.A., New York, Paris, London, and Mexico are some famous examples.

Another popular kosher way to take a holiday is booking a cruise under that niche. If you want an ever-changing scenery and have a love for ships, then this is a good recommendation for you. Like hotels, services are mainly catered for Jewish vacations. While many hotels or cruises offer kosher services, they are not exclusive to Jews. Compared to regular cruises, they also accommodate fewer individuals, which is good for those who do not like rowdy crowds. Kosher River Cruise, for one, offers a luxury experience for 50-140 people depending per ship.

Choosing which itinerary may depend on the accommodation availability and your preferences. This information may help you decide. Either way, this list proves there are many avenues for Jewish travel. 

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