Hi there! We are Stefan and Sebastien, gay couple behind the travel blog Nomadic Boys. We have been travelling the world together since 2014 after quitting our jobs and lives in London. We created our blog as a platform to record our romantic adventures, write about the different gay scenes and of course, our culinary discoveries. Our mission is to inspire and show gay travellers that they can visit more places in the world than they thought possible, by providing a first-hand account of our travel adventures, which will help them plan a fun and safe trip.
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Gay life in Iran: Interview with local boy Sepehr from Shiraz
“In Iran, we don’t have homosexuals like in your country. In Iran, we do not have this phenomenon. I don't know who has told you we have that.”Former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad… Read more
Top 5 gay islands in Thailand
With over 1400 islands to visit in the Land of Smiles, we say the Thai’s the limit when it comes to your Thailand vacation! Thailand offers everything that us gay… Read more
Gay China: Interview with local boy Cass
China has the potential to be the gayest nation on our planet. Think about it: a country with a population of 1.5 billion people. That's a billion! You do the… Read more
Gay China: travel guide to the Sleeping Giant!
Picking out the best vacation destination is a challenge, which is why we’re here to give you a simple word of advice: don’t be sleeping on the Sleeping Giant! It… Read more
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Interviews with locals
Gay life in Iran: Interview with local boy Sepehr from Shiraz
“In Iran, we don’t have homosexuals like in your country. In Iran, we do not have this phenomenon. I don't know who has told you we have that.” Former President Mahmoud… Read more
Gay China: Interview with local boy Cass
China has the potential to be the gayest nation on our planet. Think about it: a country with a population of 1.5 billion people. That's a billion! You do the… Read more
Interview with Prince Manvendra from India: the first openly gay Prince in the world!
How many of you knew that famous historical figures like Leonardo da Vinci, King James, Julius Ceasar, and William Shakespeare all experienced gay love at one point in their lives?… Read more
Gay life in Indonesia: interview with Joko from Java island
“OMG you two: careful you don’t get caned for being gay!” A rather extreme reaction by some of our friends when we told them we're going to Indonesia, but one… Read more
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Gay China: travel guide to the Sleeping Giant!
Picking out the best vacation destination is a challenge, which is why we’re here to give you a simple word of advice: don’t be sleeping on the Sleeping Giant! It… Read more
Gay Vancouver: travel guide to the best gay bars, clubs, hotels & more
Greenpeace, Ryan Reynolds, Hayden Christensen, and Botox – what do they all have in common? Vancouver! That's right, they were all created in this super cool city located right on… Read more
Gay Langkawi: a pink travel guide to the Jewel of Kedah
Lovely liberal Langkawi – the shining pink jewel of the Malaysian crown… Langkawi is an archipelago of 104 islands in the Andaman Sea, located in the state of Kedah, 30km… Read more
Gay Travel Guide to Palawan and El Nido
The Philippines have occasionally been called the treasure islands of the Pacific, but if you were to ask us, we’d say that the largest gem of all can be found… Read more