Yomadic

17/09/2020

Follow up: THANKS to your support on y-o-u-t-u-b-e (FB really hates that word), today I've finally snatched the yomadic name from the so-called "Yomadic Mamas", so, thanks! Coming VERY soon: a new video showing a side of Kyiv that tourists don't see (despite it being an area that's home to most of the population here). In the meantime, here's a bunch of subway/metro photos from the Ukrainian cities of Kharkiv and Dnipro, taken during a recent road trip....
CHEERS!
Nate

18/08/2020

PEOPLE OF FACEBOOK!
Hi, hope you're well today wherever you are on this planet. Today, I REALLY need your help. So... I've finally decided to make videos. Below is my effort from yesterday - an abandoned 32-level Soviet Modernist Hotel from the Ukrainian city of Dnipro - filmed just a few days ago on a Ukrainian road-trip. However, over on Y-O-U-T-U-B-E there are now multiple "Yomadic" accounts - they're all trying to steal my identity. To solve this, I just need 100 subscribers on YT to be able to stake my claim. I'd *really* appreciate if you could subscribe to the YOMADIC channel on YT (I won't put a link here, as FB really hates driving traffic to their video nemesis). In any case, enjoy the video, and I hope you have a great day. (btw, for much of the world travel is *slowly* returning to normal, but for those in lockdown, keep in mind nothing lasts forever)

Cheers! Nate

15/06/2020

Last week, I was the only tourist in Chernobyl. All my life I've wanted to drive myself around an abandoned radioactive city in the middle of a contaminated wasteland... and what happened next, is not surprising at all. Read on below:

A self-drive Chernobyl tour, during the pandemic, with zero other tourists. I've been waiting my whole life for this.

02/08/2019

Hello, people of Facebook! Here is an update. I'm not a fan of Facebook. However, people do check in here for "social proof" that Yomadic is real. Yes, I'm real, and YOMADIC TOURS continue to be really the best - through Iran, Ukraine, Tunisia, and more. I do hope you can join us (btw, we’ve now run over thirty tours - we even provide tours to other organisations, but, we keep that a secret).

Yomadic continues on, stronger and stronger - and even though I may post the occasional Facebook update in the future, I just wanted people to know that Facebook is not a regular space for me, or Yomadic.

If you need to know more information, or contact me, the Yomadic website makes it easy.

So, please feel free to check out the Yomadic website (sign up on the email list, it's the best way to stay in touch) or find me on Instagram and Twitter. I update regularly over there, with personal updates, perma-travel updates from random places, and information about new Yomadic tours.

Cheers, and hope to see you in real life one of these days...

Nate
YOMADIC

PS; the photo is from Tunisia - I'm here, currently, but never in one place for too long...

29/11/2018

Good morning people of Facebook! New post today - here's an abandoned Frank Lloyd Wright palace, for lovers of brutalist, mid-century-modern, abandoned architecture. There's at least a few of us out there, right? Hello from Shiraz, Iran, have a great day wherever you are.

Mid-century-modern, brutal, designed by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, and completely abandoned...

10/09/2018

You, me, Iran, 2019. YOMADIC 2019 Iran "Untours" are almost sold out - there are only two purposefully limited tours available for all of next year. Hope you can join us. Share this post with someone you love (or like even just a little bit), and maybe they'll buy you a ticket (and, don't forget to bring your camera). See you in Iran, in 2019...

Yomadic Iran tours are for people who love the spirit of independent travel, and the camaraderie of a small group of travelling friends, but really wouldn't enjoy a typical corporate group tour. Our 2019 "Untours" are on sale now...

26/07/2018

NEW: Minsk, Belarus - mysterious, surreal, a strange post-Soviet city, where everyone lives inside a hellish collective nightmare and you just can’t seem to awaken them. I just spent five days in Minsk, and this is what it looks like... also, HELLO PEOPLE OF FACEBOOK, hope you're having a great day.

Minsk is mysterious, strange and surreal, a post-Soviet city, where everyone lives inside a hellish collective nightmare and you can't seem to awaken them.

29/06/2018

I just spent three months straight in Iran. People still ask me "isn't it dangerous?", and those people need to learn to use Google, because it's 2018, the truth is easy to learn. I've read that women aren't seen in public in Iran, aren't allowed to drive or even ride bicycles, and may only wear black sheets. Here's a photo of some girls, in public, on bicycles, not wearing black sheets, just chillin', in Iran. This country is the most normal country I've visited in my entire life, and I'll be back again soon. This week: Shiraz - Dubai - Ashgabat - Minsk - Kiev

21/05/2018

GREETINGS FROM SHIRAZ, PEOPLE OF EARTH. How are you? I hope you're at work, because, I've got the perfect way for you to waste some quality time on the bosses dime. Sometimes, you really don't want to tell the world about a hidden oasis village in the middle of an Iranian desert two-thousand-meters above sea level. Then again...

Once upon a time, getting to this secretive Iranian village was really difficult. And one day, I’m going to regret ever mentioning the village named "Dashtak".

01/04/2018

HELLO PEOPLE OF FACEBOOK! Happy Easter from Tehran, Iran. I've got a present for you - a new post today filled with pretty pictures and fun adventures... check it out below (and to support a totally independent website just trying to make it in this cold hard world, please share - that's What Jesus Would Do, well, that and Jesus would end the Fed').
Cheers!
Nate

When we walked onto the plutonium array inside the abandoned Chernobyl nuclear wasteland, almost nothing went wrong.