Where to find waypoints and how to fast travel in Diablo 4

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A Diablo 4 character stands atop an unlocked fast travel waypoint.

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While it's fun to give yourself Diablo wrist and run around the Diablo 4 (opens in new tab) beta's fairly substantial map, you could always discover some waypoints and fast travel. There are several waypoints to discover in Diablo 4, usually nestled within a city or village, and they'll let you fast travel to these destinations. You can also fast travel from anywhere on the map, even from dungeons, which is handy if your inventory is full after gathering all that sweet loot.

In this guide, I'll show you where to find the waypoints and how to fast travel from anywhere on the map. If you're jumping into the beta this weekend, be sure to check out our guides on how to emote (opens in new tab), how to solve the Secrets of the Spring riddle (opens in new tab), and where to find all the dungeons (opens in new tab).

Diablo 4 waypoints

There are currently seven waypoints available in Diablo 4. To find them, look for the icon on the map that looks like a triangle inside a circle, except for the one in Kyovashad that looks like a little building as it's the capital.

To unlock a waypoint, interact with it and it'll then glow blue. Once active, you can fast travel within the city or village you're in, to other waypoints and from the wilderness. You can find them in:

Nevesk
Kyovashad
Menestad
Bear Tribe Refuge
Yelesna
Margrave
Nostrava

How to fast travel

To fast travel, you can either open up your map and select a waypoint, or you can open up a portal to the capital. This is particularly useful if you are in a dungeon as you can quickly stash your stuff—or sell or salvage it—then go back through the portal to where you left off.

To open a portal, press T (or down on the D-pad) and you'll appear at the capital with a portal opened behind you.

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