Where is the furthest North, South, East and West you have ever been?

[Aaron95]

North - Norway
South - New Zealand
East - New Zealand
West - Costa Rica

I was quite surprised by two of my answers. A lot of countries aren't where I thought they were in relation to each other.

North - Leningrad
East - UAE
West - Landsend
South - Tunisia

Nowhere exciting!

North - Svalbard
South - Melbourne
West - Greenland
East - Kirkenes, north Norway

Actually, East - Sydney!!

I like this!
North - Finland
South and East - Australia
West - Hawaii

North - Forres, Scotland
West - Lanzarote
East - Bavaria
South - also Lanzarote

Not terribly exotic but all great times!

North - Iceland
South - New Zealand
East - New Zealand
West - Cook Islands

I did have to check whether the Cook Islands were to the East or West of the date line!

North - Norway
East - Gisborne New Zealand
South - Steward Island New Zealand
West - California US

North - Manchester
South - The Gambia
East - Crete
West- Jamaica

North - Alaska arctic circle
South - Maldives
West - Alaska
East - Sri Lanka

North - Reykjavik, Iceland
South - Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand
East - St Petersburg, Russia
West - Boston, USA

North - Iceland
South - Capo Verde
East - St Petersburg
West - New York

North - Iceland
South- Mauritius or Zanzibar
East - Thailand
West - Barbados

North: Inverness
East: Shanghai
South: Cape Town
West: Seattle

North - Norway
East - China
South - Thailand
West - USA

North ….. Norway
South …. South Africa
East ….. . Hong Kong
West ….. Barbados

North - North Cape, Norway, midnight sun (as a child with parents)
South - South Africa, J'Burg area (with DH and DC)
West - Vancouver Island, Canada (honeymoon)
East - Almaty, Kazakstan (with friend from uni)

North: Inverness
East: Cape Sounion, Greece
South: Hydra, Greece
West: St Mary's, Isles of Scilly

North - Lapland
South - Cape of Good Hope
East - Sochi
West - Glacier Bay

North - Rovaniemi, Finland
South - Puerto Montt / Lake District Chile
East - Taveuni Island, Fiji
West - Moorea, French Polynesia

This is very insular and small potatoes in comparison, but we once set ourselves a challenge (and completed it) to visit the four extremities of Great Britain in 12 months:

North: Dunnet Head
East: Lowestoft Ness
South: The Lizard
West: Ardnamurchan Point

No offence to any Suffolk MNers, but I will say that three of these places are truly outstandingly beautiful and will delight you if you ever have the chance to visit them!

North - Fort William, Scotland (I think that is probably the furthest North I have been, not counting when in flight)
South - Hobart, Tasmania
East / West - as far as you can go as I have circumnavigated the globe and crossed the International Date Line.

North- Lossiemouth/ Black Isle
South- Plymouth
East-The Netherlands
West- Anglesey

East / West - as far as you can go as I have circumnavigated the globe and crossed the International Date Line.

That's a very good point, actually: going to Greenwich would qualify as the furthest east and the furthest west that you could go in the world!

Good point, I've also crossed the international date line but not sure being in an aeroplane counts

N - Inverary
E - Hemsby
S - Porlock
W - Aberystwyth