Planning an extended period away from work? This is the perfect time for you to come in and see us.

Every year, more and more companies are offering sabbaticals – often, but not always unpaid – to their long term employees. These periods away from the workplace vary greatly in length, and can range from three weeks to three months, or even as long as a year in some cases.

What better way to make the most of your time than travel the world, engaging with the people, places, activities and experiences you would otherwise not have the time to enjoy? We, at Nomadic Thoughts, appreciate it takes more than a fleeting visit to really get to know a destination, so taking a well-planned sabbatical is the perfect opportunity to explore a new culture and get an all-important perspective on life at home.

For a trip of this length, the fun starts with planning.

We therefore invite you to make an appointment to come in and discuss the amazing variety of travel possibilities open to you. Let us share our expertise with our in-house reference library, maps and extensive travel knowledge in the comfort of our London office. We also do a powerful fresh coffee, monster chocolate cake creations, as well as a glass of something stronger – including our weekly cocktail.

Alternatively, if it’s easier for you, we’d be delighted to pay you a visit.

Even if you’re still unsure of your budget, or where and when you’d like to travel, we’ll definitely enjoy pointing you in the right direction.

Our mission is to make sure your sabbatical is the trip of a lifetime. 

“I cannot thank you enough… you made my sabbatical year a reality with memories to last forever” David Jones, London.

“You named it and we did it… we are hooked on gardening leave!” Thomas Phillips, New York.

“The best decision we ever made was walking through your door… thank you for showing us how to maximise on our extended time off” Carol Bridge, Winchester.

“A brilliant balance. The six weeks on my own was fabulous, and the rest of the trip with the family magical” Patrick Morgan, London.