Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 - How To Fast Travel Between Regions

The world of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is vast and your journey will take you to all sorts of locations. At some point, though, you have to head to distant lands to continue your adventure. Here's our guide on how to fast travel between regions in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2.

How to fast travel between regions in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

The means to fast travel between regions becomes available halfway through the campaign, dozens of hours after you've started your journey. We don't want to spoil all the details here, but the events that transpire cause Henry and company to search for a safe haven so they could plan their next move.

At this stage of the game, you're given a chance to head back and forth between the Bohemian Paradise (the game's first area that is comprised of Trosky and previously visited settlements) and Kuttenberg (another massive city and the surrounding countryside).

If you want to fast travel between regions in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, simply head west along the main road from the town of Suchdol. This is where you'll find yourself at the start of the game's second act.

Continue along the road until you see an encampment with a large horse-drawn carriage. The NPC here will let you ride back to the Bohemian Paradise area.

If you want to head back to Suchdol and Kuttenberg from the Bohemian Paradise area, you need to head to the encampment at the eastern edge of the map. It's at an unmarked field further east of Nebakov Fortress and Troskowitz.

When you fast travel between regions in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, each leg of the journey costs 200 Groschen (i.e. gold/money). This can be quite expensive if you haven't amassed a lot of cash at this stage. However, take note that talking to the coachman NPC automatically creates a save file as well.

In any case, we recommend returning to the Bohemian Paradise area only when you feel like tackling several side quests that you missed earlier in the game. Then, once the carriage coachman says that you've arrived at your destination, just hop off and continue on your own.