How to fast travel in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
Elements of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth fast travel are unlocked as you progress through the story

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth fast travel will make your life a whole lot easier as you journey across The Planet, because there are a lot of massive open world regions and going back and forth on foot will take ages. Even after you've unlocked chocobo mounts (like the FF7 Rebirth Piko mount) to ride, you still don't want to be trekking everywhere manually as, although there is lots to discover while exploring the world of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, there will be times when you just need to get to your destination quickly so you can progress through your quests. To help with that, here's how to unlock and use fast travel in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.
How to use Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth fast travel within regions
As you explore world regions you'll unlock Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth fast travel points at various Places of Interest, such as Towers, Chocobo Stops, Intel locations, and other general landmarks. To jump to one of these quickly, open your Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth map and then move the marker over a location icon, where a prompt will appear under the name if you can fast travel to it. You can also press left and right on the d-pad to cycle through all of the available points, to help identify what's currently unlocked.
After following the prompt you'll be asked to confirm if you want to fast travel to that location. Occasionally you'll get the option to walk or travel by chocobo – though the only difference I can see is whether you arrive on foot or the back of your mount.
How to unlock Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth fast travel between regions
While it's often possible to backtrack to previously visited regions on foot, this is a significant and time-consuming trek. Thankfully it's also possible to unlock Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth fast travel between regions to speed it up.
The first opportunity for this is the Stuck in a Rut quest during Chapter 4, which can be started by speaking to Gabe at Gabe's Ranch at the location marked above in the Junon Region. This involves visiting a Wainwright then using your chocobo to sniff out materials so a new wheel can be constructed for Gabe's cart, but once that's done you can employ Gabe's services to transport you directly back to the Grasslands – for a price.
As you progress through the story, keep an eye out for other quests that unlock more modes of transport, so you can jump back and forth between the different regions with ease.
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