New World: Fast travel - how does it work? New World guide, tips
Fast travel in the New World is possible, but limited in some ways. On this page of the guide we explain how fast travel works.
Last update: 16 September 2021
Traveling around the huge world of New World is easier thanks to fast travel. You can't teleport to any location, though, and it usually comes at a cost. This page of the guide describes how to use fast travel. It covers all the fast travel methods - teleporting to the inn, fast travel with Azoth and teleporting to your own house.
Free fast travel - teleporting to the inn
A free (and available since the beginning of the game) fast travel method in New World is the use of inns. After reaching any settlement, you can visit the local inn - you will recognize it by the coin icon on the map. Guests are requested to check in (by talking to the innkeeper) to unlock fast travel to the inn.
From now on, you can teleport to the inn for free once an hour from anywhere in the game world. What's important, you can only be checked into one inn at a time. If you check into another settlement, you will be automatically checked out of the previous one. Thus, it's worth checking into a settlement where you're currently doing many things.
Fast travel using Azoth
You can also teleport directly to settlements or fast travel points (called Spirit Shrines in the game). However, you need to visit these places first. Additionally, you need Azoth as currency for each such fast travel; the cost is calculated based on the following factors:
- Base cost: 50 Azoth
- Cost per distance: 5 Azoth for every 100 meters
- Cost per load: 4 Azoth for every 10 load points
- Faction discounts
- Company discounts
We described ways of obtaining Azoth in New World on a separate page of the guide: Azoth - how to earn?.
Fast travel to your house
The houses you own in the game also serve as fast travel points. Teleporting to them is free, but time-limited - the more expensive the house, the more often you can teleport to it. Of course, you need to own property first. We have described this topic in detail on a separate page of the guide: Own house - how to buy?.