What is the farthest you have been away from home?

[BeckyRac]

I have been to France

Cook Islands, South Pacific.
Which I think is pretty much as far away as it’s possible to go before you start coming back again.

california

Working out where is furthest. Distance wise about 11, 500 miles but that wasn’t the hardest to reach, longest journey or most remote.

Thailand or Malaysia - loved both so much.

Southern Chile, almost Antarctica but not quite, and Argentina. Those were trips when we lived in Chile.

My geography is awful so I don't know which is furthest but the longest non-stop flights have been Costa Rica and Venezuela I think.

New Zealand

Tasmania

Los Angeles from England.

Not quite the answer to your question OP, but it's made me think of "the world's most vertical person", Dr Kathy Sullivan, the only astronaut who has also been to the deepest part of the ocean. A remarkable woman!

I think New York

Pacific coast of Costa Rica

Australia

Furthest small city from London is Dunedin NZ

Furthest large city (over100,000) is Auckland NZ

Furthest Capital city is Wellington NZ

I've been to all of them many times via many places & there in one direction and back the other sometimes.

It's France I'm really missing though. I usually go for a long trip in summer. I didn't go last year - I barely left the house! I won't be going this year either. 😢

Transatlantic Southampton to South America, Stayed for a Month before returning via the same route.

Far East via Suez Canal,

North Cape of Finmark. Tromso , Alta

Turkey.

New Zealand, beautiful country.

The Galapagos Islands - I worked there for 4 months about 10 years ago and would love to go back.

Australia

Kenya

Technically NZ, but the middle of Africa, DCR I guess, felt very much further away.

Argentina, all over US, Thailand, Hong Kong.

Hong Kong

@Frazzled2207

Cook Islands, South Pacific. Which I think is pretty much as far away as it’s possible to go before you start coming back again.

New Zealand is geographically the furthest from the UK, specifically the South Island I think.

China from Scotland