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I don't tend to spend ages travelling, I go on Holiday once or twice a year to the same place and it takes us around 4hr to get to the airport then around 2 hours 30-3 hours to get to the country and another 40 or so minutes to get to my grandma's house from the airport. So in total, I spend around 7 and a half hours or so travelling which isn't that much
What about you? What's the longest time you've travelled for? Do you enjoy travelling?
1 hour car to aberdeen > 1 hour plane aberdeen to london > 11 hours plane london to america = 13 hours in total. something like that.
2 hours to airport -> 10 hours London to Houston -> 2 hours driving to hotel = 14 hours. That's not including the waiting times at both airports which adds at least 4 hours on. Not fun.
Tampa (Florida) to Houston (Texas) driving, 14 hours split over 2 days, 13 hour flight then an hour driving to home.
It was literally the worst ever.
Had quite a long journey the other day, Tampa to Gatwick (8 hour flight), hour driving home then 7 hours back to Wales the next day :(
I've done a 24 hour journey just to get from Waterford (Ireland) to Bournemouth (Dorset, England). I did a thing called Sail & Rail, which involves a lot of trains & a both. Our last train was to Cornwall, where we got picked up and then drove the rest of the day. Very horrible journey :(
My most recent trip:
30 mins to the airport by car > Fly from Perth to Jakarta (4.5 hours), Jakarta to Amsterdam (14.5 hours) > Amsterdam to Gatwick (an hour or so) > another hour to get from the airport to where we were staying in London.
That's 21 hours actually moving in a plane/car. That doesn't take into account the 2 hour wait in Jakarta at 4am because their 'plane wasn't working' or the two hour wait in Amsterdam we sat freezing my ass off as I was in swimming shorts (my bad) because they said the baggage was delayed in getting to the plane. Adding all of that, it's well over 24 hours.
It used to be shorter as we could fly to Dubai then London which is 7 + 12 hours but then Emirates got expensive.
Umm like 42 hours or something stupid on coach
23 hours on coach (or there about) travelled from England to Austria.
Home to Rosslare (1hr), across to UK on the ferry (3hrs), to the airport (4.5hrs), fly to Orlando (8hrs) So what's that like 16.5 hours?
Longest I've ever driven by myself though was 4hrs from home to Ashford Castle.
I've been to Newquay before, but I don't remember it. That's around 7 hours in a car. However, the other one is a coach to London took around 5 hours maybe longer.
Spent just under 40 hours on a train.
Had to drive from the East Midlands to Glasgow, Scotland. Took a total of 7 hours each way.
The furthest I think I've traveled is about an hour and a half by car to Glasgow.
I've not been very far lol
probably like four hours to the Republic of Turkey.
8 hours or so on a coach to Newquay and another trip to Newcastle. I swore never to travel by coach again and to fly.
10 hours to Hawaii from Brisbane. With stops in Fiji and Christmas Island, more like 12 or 16 hours.
About 10 hours on a coach.
Longest is around 6 hours:O
Ireland! Which was like 11pm - 8am by bus and ferry so like 9 hours xD
9 hours or something like that to get to Wales and that was in a car also. Really tiring.
About two hours to the airport, then about nine hours to Orlando, Florida.
Since I was studying in Jordan before, every year, I have to endure a 14 hour flights and it took off the happiness of going back home T.T
25 hours travelling from the UK to Puerto Rico