NOMADIC KU 

Hi! My name is Sue, otherwise known as Nomadic Ku or just Ku to my friends. I became known as Ku on a trip to Hawaii when I discovered that it is my Hawaiian name. I kind of liked it and it stuck.

 

I'm from Brighton in the UK, where I still housesit between travels. It all started in my early twenties. I quit my job to go and teach tennis at summer camp in the USA and worked for two seasons in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania. I followed each stint with a journey of discovery across the states on a Greyhound bus. 

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From the bright lights of New York City to the wide open spaces of the south west, I knew then that I was destined for a life of travel. Since then I have travelled or lived in over fifty countries.

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In 2012, burned out from the rat-race, my partner and I bought a ticket each to India. Since then, I have been living a nomadic lifestyle - backpacking, housesitting and writing about my travels.

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Drawing on many years of experience, I write destination guides, articles and stories about budget travel, travelling light, LGBTQ travel, housesitting and the philosophical  and inspirational aspects of being on the road.

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I love hiking through remote landscapes, experiencing strange and beautiful natural phenomenon and camping on beaches and on mountain tops. I also enjoy city life - cool bars, quirky museums, art galleries and the buzz of big city living. My favourite destinations to date are the equally colourful and intoxicating Mexico and India, two countries I can see myself returning to time after time.

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My aim is to inspire others to have adventures of their own and make the most of all the wonderful opportunities that can be found in the world. Never Stop Exploring!

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