You get a start and a destination. Get there by naming real towns along the way, each one within reach of the last. The better you know the map, the better you score. It’s free, it runs in your browser, and there’s a new trip every day.
Three steps. The first trip shows you around.
Type any real city, town or village of 500 people or more within reach of where you are. The dashed ring on the map shows how far your tank takes you.
Every leg uses fuel and every stop refuels you. Big cities fill the tank; villages only top it up, but they score far more. A very short hop scores less.
Arriving adds a bonus on top of what your stops scored, and longer trips pay more. In Stopover World you collect flags and passport stamps along the way.
Every city, town and village of 500 people or more, from GeoNames, across 252 countries and territories.
Every country and territory on the map, from the biggest to remote islands and disputed regions.
English, German, Ukrainian, Russian and Georgian.
Drive, cycle, sail or take the train in Stopover World, race your friends live, sail to the Far-Flung Isles, study a country, and play the daily trip.
One route a day, the same for everyone. Compare your score on the board, or try the weekly challenge.
Plan your own trips anywhere: by car, bike, boat or train.
The same route, live, against friends or anyone online.
Sail from a real port to the world’s most remote island outposts.
Learn the places of any country and earn its passport cover.
Stamps, flags, covers and a league that grows as you travel.
Spend the coins you earn on cars, map styles, passport covers and more, plus one limited item each week.
Yes. Coins come from playing and buy cosmetics and supplies; nothing is sold for real money.
No. The daily game needs no account at all, and Stopover World lets you play as a guest. An account adds the leaderboards and keeps your progress on any device.
The daily game keeps it in this browser until you sign in. A Stopover World guest game lasts until you close the tab. With an account it is saved on our server too, so it follows you to any device.
Yes. In Stopover World, pick Well-known places in the planner: trips start and end at places most people have heard of (they score ×0.90). New players start there, and suggestions help as you type.
Places come from GeoNames: every city, town and village of 500 people or more, under its own name and, for bigger places, its English and other names too. If one is missing, tell us.
English, German, Ukrainian, Russian and Georgian. The game picks your browser’s language.
Friendly messages, ideas and feedback
Account problems and anything private
The full notices: third-party.txt. Road and sea distances follow a grid of the coastline, not real roads.