NuNomad Blog

Getting settled in Oaxaca Mexico, houses, schools, culture and fun!

The Zaia family spends 3 days exploring the natural wonders of Urubici Brazil.

Ricardo and his friend, Dao, continue down Route 66 reaching Monument Valley National Park on their nomading tour of America’s Southwest.

NuNomad Ricardo continues his travels through the U.S. southwest visiting Wupatki National Monument.

NuNomad and long time location independent Richard Hamel returns from abroad to nomad his home country, the U.S.A.

The Zaia family continues their nomading trip to Sao Paolo.

By Carmen
Getting ready to take off for a year of travel means a lot of activity around the departure date!  With our departure from Austin, Texas set for June 22nd there was a lot to do in the final weeks.  Our dear friends from the kids' school hosted a going away party for us, [...]

By Ricardo
Jet lag hits me harder than a jalapeño margarita. I don’t mean, simply, restless sleep for a night or two after a long (trans-Pacific) flight, but all encompassing type of jet lag: dizziness, inability to sleep more than four hours for up to six days, nausea, the acute awareness that my mind and body [...]

by Carmen
As you may know from a couple of posts ago, I recently had the opportunity to do a bit of nomading around Costa Rica. This wasn’t a pure nu nomadic adventure as I wasn’t able to stay more than a couple of weeks but I was able to scout out a bit of [...]

Unlike my Nu Nomad partner Ricardo, who nomads continually and has for years, I have not broken away from a home base that completely. For me, nomading has meant developing my coaching business until it is completely mobile and having the freedom to work from wherever I like for as long as I [...]