Zagreb to Regensburg to Veghel to Hastings to Perth – time to head for home 1,700 km to Hastings. Then flights from Heathrow to Kuala Lumpur and KL to Perth 14,800 km. Not the favourite part of my journey dealing with airport bureaucracy and being cooped up in a metal tube.
Zagreb to Regensburg – freeway all the way, now that Croatia is in the EU no need to get a stamp entering Slovenia, tunnels and mountains beautiful scenery. Overnight stop in Regensburg.
Regensburg, Germany to Veghel, Nederland – a regular rest stop for my weary A.
Veghel to Hastings – part of my annual commute. Book your Tunnel Ticket from France to the UK a few days before your departure date as the price can double if you leave it too late. Started out in a drizzle which means I had to get fully dressed including my helmet before going out, luckily it only started after I had loaded my bike, not nice. Cleared up after an hour. Next the Antwerp nightmare, traffic backed up for 10 km and a sign said 38 min to the other side of the city but they now have a Bus and Taxi lane which I rode down and avoided the queue hahaha. Still slow going and more traffic around Ghent. Arrived at the Tunnel check-in and managed to get on an earlier train, boarding took ages with the new Brexit rules meaning that everyone has to get their passport stamped. I thought that was the end of my troubles but then just a couple of miles from the finish I got stuck at roadworks for 30 min hahaha.
Heathrow to Kuala Lumpur to Perth – Malaysian Airlines has one of the fastest journey times, one of my favourite airlines.
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