Navigate an open-world game like Saints Row can be tricky if you’re only starting from one area. Luckily, there are a few places you should be able to teleport to when you need to speed up the process. here is our Saints Row quick travel guide to help you with all the quick travel photo locations in Santo Ileso.

To note: We will have a Saints Row guides and feature hub coming soon, so stay tuned.

Saints Row fast travel guide – All fast travel photo locations

How to unlock fast travel points in Saints Row

Unlock fast travel points in Saints Row is not obvious at first sight. Indeed, these points will only appear on your map if you are nearby. If there is one nearby, a trailer (or shelter) icon will be displayed.

You will then need to activate photo mode (i.e. the “P” key by default) to take a photo. Make sure the object is centered and you’re not too close (or too far). Similarly, hovering over the icon on the map will also show you the appropriate angle. Either way, once the camera borders turn green, hit the spacebar to mark that location to allow it to move quickly.

Footnote 1: Unlike your apartment or church headquarters much later, these regular fast travel points in Saints Row are only used for teleportation. There are no garages or helipads. As such, if you need special vehicles, you will definitely need to respawn in your HQ. Alternatively, you can use JimRob’s car delivery service after completing all of its tasks.

Footnote 2: Criminal Empire businesses do not act as regular fast travel points, although you are still teleported there once they are first built. After that, you will need to drive/fly/glide to these settlements as normal.

Saints Row fast travel location maps

Below you will see three images with maps of the fast travel photo locations in Saints Row. We’ve split them into three locations (east, north, and south) to match the neighborhoods in the game. You can click on each image (or right-click and open the image in a new tab) for a larger view.

West Providencia: Panther Rock

Head east along the highway from JimRob’s garage (which you’ll unlock as a location after completing a few main missions). The panther-shaped cliff can be easily spotted from there.

Rojas Desert North: Twin Coyote Motel

This one is further away than most of the other spots. You will need to continue east following the highway and dirt roads until you come across an isolated motel.

Marina West: Bear Lake

Follow the main roads until you reach the northern part of Marina West. The bear statue sits on a lake just below the Santo Ileso sign on the hill.

South Lakeshore: Cactus Bill

The cactus statue is in a large park in the southern part of the district.

El Dorado: El Dorado sign

The sign itself is visible when crossing the main highway towards the El Dorado district. You’ll need to take a picture from street level to get the right angle.

South Badlands: Lone Wolf

This is another fast travel location in Saints Row it’s off the beaten track. You can visit a location close to this during Eli’s The Dustmoot mission.

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Close your eyes. Can you hear the ocean waves? Or, for a moment, imagine yourself slowly sipping Ouza on the terrace of a charming seaside restaurant while gazing out over the bustling harbour.

Summer vacation may be a distant memory at this point of the year, but there are ways to evoke that holiday feeling all year round.

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And we agree. Unfortunately, it’s impossible to pack up and leave big-city life on a whim. But with its dramatic coastal mountains, breathtaking ocean views, golden beaches and European-like climate, South Africa offers a southern European getaway right in your backyard.

In 2021 – voted best city in Africa – Cape Town has long been considered Africa’s hidden Mediterranean. But the secret is out; with picture-postcard beaches, bustling markets and spectacular coastal scenery, the Costas are only a short drive away.

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Bring the taste of Kolonaki home

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From the Greek and Mediterranean-inspired menu to the warm and welcoming atmosphere, you’ll feel transported to the most exclusive city in the Greek capital in no time.

For an unforgettable taste journey, the restaurant’s lean lamb chops yiros, spanakopita, tirosalata and paidakia come highly recommended. Or, perfect for sharing, Kolonaki’s spread of mousaka, dolmades, tzatziki or Greek salads will satisfy any visitor’s craving.

…to feel far from everything

Gondolas on the canal are one of Durban’s best kept secrets. (You’re welcome!)

A Venetian gondola ride is a must for most tourists. But until then, get away from the hustle and bustle and board an African gondola on Durban’s beautiful Point Waterfront canal.

Recreate the magical experience of a gondola ride down Venice’s Grand Canal past the magnificent architecture of Durban and soak up the unforgettable atmosphere.

Mediterranean coast of Africa

Why not plan your next seaside getaway along the Mediterranean coast of Africa.

At the heart of the African Mediterranean is Tunisia, just a car ferry or 1 hour flight from Sicily. With glorious sunny days and an endless coastline, this laid-back resort town is the dream vacation destination for any recreation or adventure seeker.

It might not be the first choice that comes to mind, but Egypt offers crisp white beaches and history-rich port towns just beyond the pyramids and ancient attractions.

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THE ONLY PIOUS EXPERIENCE

Utah’s number one tourist attraction is Temple Square, the epicenter of the Mormon religion. On a grand scale, the most illuminating way to explore the complex and learn about the fascinating faith is to join a free tour, led by young sister missionaries on an 18-month mission. While the awe-inspiring temple is inaccessible to non-Mormons, tours include a tour of the Assembly Hall, the North Visitor Center with its oversized statue of Christ, and the famous Tabernacle, its near-perfect acoustics demonstrated by the waterfall a pin . www.templesquare.com

THE ONLY RESTAURANT

Leading a new wave of Modern American restaurants elevating Salt Lake City’s dining scene to big-city heights, Eva’s focus is on communal dining, quality ingredients, and a nourishing approach to comfort food. The tapas-style sharing plates are heavily veggie, including sautéed Brussels sprouts, charred beets served with goat cheese, and grilled asparagus topped with a poached egg; while not-so-small menu items include sublime pizzas and baked Greek mac and cheese. evaslc.com

THE ONLY BREWPUB

For a city where alcohol is heavily regulated and was once served behind a “Zion Curtain” (a frosted glass partition separating a bar from a restaurant from patrons), Salt Lake City has warmly embraced the craft beer scene. , with around 30 micro-breweries and breweries popping up over the past 30 years. Leading that charge in the heart of downtown, the popular Squatters – whose motto is “Good for What Ales You” – serves up its award-winning beers alongside hearty pizzas, burgers and jalapeno peppers. squatters.com

THE ONE DELI

A sandwich at Caputo’s Market & Deli – an SLC institution for more than two decades – is more than a bite worth queuing for, with classic Italian-style fillings served in hearty American-sized portions . Half a sandwich (about US$7) should suffice for mere mortals, along with vegetarians as well as meat lovers. Save room for artisanal chocolate, with the family-run store offering an extensive collection from around the world; or do a cheese tasting in the deliciously stinky “cheese cellar”. caputos.com

THE ONLY SPORTING EVENT

If you can’t beat them, join them – and if you’re visiting Salt Lake City between October and April, that means catching an NBA basketball game. As one of four SLC-based professional sports teams, Utah Jazz pockets most of the local sports obsession; and a home game at the Vivint Smart Home Arena is a joyful carnival not to be missed. With All Star players Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert leading the pack, Utah Jazz is always a force to be reckoned with. nba.com/jazz/

THE ONLY SKI RESORT

With 11 ski resorts located within an hour’s drive of Salt Lake City International Airport, choosing a run to hit the trademark “World’s Biggest Snow” is a matter of whim and mood. Locals tend to be loyal to the resort, however – some hardcore skiers prefer Alta and Deer Valley as they are ski-only resorts, while snowboarders tend to gravitate to the terrain parks of Brighton or Park City. For perfect powder, minimal crowds and the largest ski area in the United States, head to Powder Mountain, a relatively unknown gem that caps its numbers at 1,500 per day and 3,000 season passes per year. skiutah.com

THE SINGLE GARDEN

As surreal as it is, the Gilgan Sculpture Garden is tucked away behind downtown office buildings, invisible unless you know where to find it. A collection of bizarre sculptures and stones engraved with Bible verses, the garden was created in the mid-20th century by Thomas Battersby Child Jr, with the aim of inspiring viewers to ponder the “unsolved mysteries of life”. It is identified as Utah’s only “visionary arts environment”. gilgalgarden.com

EXPERIENCE ONE NATURE

The Great Salt Lake is the largest natural lake west of the Mississippi; and although it may appear to be an arid, salty desert from the air, it is actually a haven for wildlife as well as a cool place to take a mineral-rich and vibrant dip. The best access to the lake is Antelope Island, a 9,000-acre state park 100 miles north of SLC that’s home to amazing free-roaming wildlife, including a herd of about 700 bison. Take a bike or a horse to explore the backcountry trails or stroll along the white sand beaches. stateparks.utah.gov

THE UNIQUE PARTY

The Sundance Film Festival is arguably the most influential independent film festival in the world, drawing celebrities and up-and-coming filmmakers to the ski resorts of Park City and Sundance each January. What few people realize, however, is that a significant number of events also take place in Salt Lake City, which tend to be easier to access for the general public. In addition to screenings, the city also hosts film workshops, panels, parties, live performances and pop-up bars. sundance.org

ONE MORE THING

Despite its conservative reputation, Mormons make up less than 50% of Salt Lake City’s population, with growing diversity and growing tolerance for minorities. In fact, a 2017 Gallup poll ranked SLC as the seventh most gay city in the United States, with 4.7% of its population identifying as LGBTQ. So yes, you will have a drink if you visit, and you will have a great time.

Julie Miller traveled as a guest of Visit Utah.

Here are some tips, tricks and resources to make your summer a memorable and adventurous one!

Not sure what you’re going to do with your summer? We’ve compiled cheap options and resources you can use this summer that are student discount friendly.

Traveling can be difficult with COVID-19 restrictions, so all listed destinations are open to vaccinated travelers departing from Canada from April 14.

But first, here are the tools you’ll need to find the best prices for accommodation, flights, and transportation.

Flights

To find the cheapest flight on any airline to any destination, sites like FlightHub and KAYAK are the places to go. Some trips may also have special call prices which may be lower than what other sites may estimate. Remember that these are third-party agencies, so getting a refund for a canceled trip can be more difficult.

Lodging

Finding accommodation depends on the budget of the traveler. For those feeling adventurous or on an extreme budget, the Couchsurfing website allows travelers to stay on the couch of a locale completely free.

While that idea is a little daunting, hostels are also a great option for meeting other travellers. Hostelworld is the one site with millions of reviews, and finding a hostel in any city is a breeze.

If you prefer privacy, Airbnb or Trivago are also great options for private accommodation like hotels or apartments, at a premium price. However, depending on the size of your group, Airbnb can end up costing a lot less than a hostel stay.

Transportation

Depending on where you decide to go, public transport and walking are always the cheapest option, but if you need to take a train or rent a car, here are some good resources: HappyRail (Europe), Eurail (Europe), and KAYAK (international).

It’s also important to remember that Uber isn’t global, and if you’re somewhere where taking a taxi is a consideration, it’s important to research average prices beforehand – don’t let yourself be the tourist who pays triple what he should. Also keep in mind that city taxis are not always safe at every destination. A quick search on Reddit should help you learn from other tourists and even some locals.

With gas prices at an all time high, the classic summer road trip may not be the cheapest option. Instead, check out train prices for super cheap round-trip prices this summer:

(prices vary depending on departure date)

Montreal to Ottawa: $74+

Montreal to Quebec: $76+

Montreal to Toronto: $98+

For those looking to soak up the sun this summer, here are plenty of cheap beach flights to choose from:

All prices shown were found using Flighthub for the months of May, June and July.

Miami, United States: $350+

With many beaches to choose from, Miami is a great city to explore this summer with its vibrant nightlife. You can get a room in a hostel for as little as $25+/night.

Cancun, Mexico: $500+

Don’t forget to pack your sunscreen when you go, as the summer heat in Cancun stays around 30 degrees. Even if the heat hits you, you won’t have to worry about the cost, with hostels costing just $9+ a night.

Montego Bay, Jamaica: $500+

The white sand beaches and crystal blue waters of Montego Bay are a great place to spend your summer lounging or exploring. Hostels start at $25+/night.

Guatemala, Guatemala: $500+

Guatemala City offers a mix of great food, jungle temples, secret coves and colorful neighborhoods to explore this summer on the cheap with an average cost of $39+/day, including $10+ hostels /night.

San José and Liberia, Costa Rica: $600+

Costa Rica offers plenty to do, whether you want to sit back and relax on the journey or hike an active volcano. San Jose and Liberia offer hostels for $13+/night.

Bogotá – Colombia: $650+

If you want to have a mix of city and jungle, Bogotá is the place for you. With many historical and cultural sites to discover, you will never be bored during your trip. Hostels are cheap starting at $5+/night.

Belize City, Belize: $750+

If you’re looking to catch waves and surf this summer, Belize might be the destination for you. The town offers a wide range of activities, from cave exploration to white water rafting – it’s perfect for the active traveler. With hostels starting at $35+/night, this destination is the most expensive option.

Leaving the tropics here are some cheap flights to Europe where you can choose to stay or catch a cheap train or flight with Ryanair or easyJet to anywhere from North Africa to the Middle East and in Asia.

Dublin, Ireland: $550+

This summer you can experience the vibrant Irish nightlife or explore the medieval castles and beautiful landscapes featured in shows like Game of Thrones. Hostels start at $28+/night and one-way flights out of the country as low as $22+.

Lisbon, Portugal: $700+

A beautiful city to explore on foot, Lisbon offers travelers the perfect European experience on the cheap. Hostels start at $18+/night and flights to other cities start at $41+.

Paris, France: $700+

The day-to-day cost of living in Paris makes it one of the most expensive destinations on the list, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a great place to travel on a budget. Parisian nightlife and art make the city an ideal destination for those who want to pick up a bit of European culture this summer. Hostels start at $26+/night, and it’s a great city to travel to with flights out of the country starting at $12+.

The world is open to you again after the last two years of COVID-19, so take advantage of some cheap destinations this summer and get somewhere new!

It’s important to remember that you don’t need to have a lot of money to explore the world. It’s not because you have a budget do not means you have to settle for a staycation this summer!

NEW YORK, November 2, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Forbes Travel Guide, the global expert in true five-star service, today announced the appointment of Evins Communications as the leading communications agency, effective immediately. The only independent, global rating system for hotels, restaurants and spas, Forbes Travel Guide has been recognized internationally for 63 years as the authority on luxury. Evins will lead major Forbes Travel Guide marketing communications campaigns, including promoting the Forbes Travel Guide 2022 star rating and the Forbes Travel Guide Luxury Summit.

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Award-winning marketing communications and public relations firm, Evins will be responsible for communicating the vision and differentiation of Forbes Travel Guide through brand communication positioning, media relations and thought leadership platform. Evins’ appointment follows the agency’s recent rebranding and the debut of Evins PR +, a new business-driven PR model that uses insight-driven and achievement-driven marketing communications strategies. tangible and measurable business goals. Having a significant impact for clients by transforming data and market intelligence into actionable insights and strategic programming, Evins PR + encompasses a full range of integrated services in the specialized practice areas of the Brand Essence & Content Strategy agency. ; Food, wines and spirits; Health; Luxury living; and Travel and Hospitality.

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