Azeroth

There are many beautiful places here and many wonderful people to meet. I would say this place definitely has something for everyone. :)

Come for the sights, stay for the hospitality and charm!

First-time visitors, make sure to take a guided tour through the beautiful stalactites and stalagmites of Wailing Caverns (protective eyewear and padding required for WC tour). After your tour, relax with a homebrewed mug of Meebok Mizzyrik’s wailing essence ale.

If you’re considering settling down in Azeroth, consider the stilt villages of Stranglethorn Vale – your neighbor ogres are always happy to have you over for drinks or dinner. More adventurous souls might check out time-share opportunities with the furbolgs of Timbermaw Hold. Arts & crafts clsses are held regularly – the feather headdresses and bead necklaces are particularly popular projects – and with a little friendly banter, one of the famed Timbermaw Ancestors may even agree to accompany you on your world adventures.

Finally, sun-worshippers should not miss the balmy beaches of Southern Durotar. Once plagued by wandering tigers and raptors, the wildlife has now been transplanted offshore by the local trolls, who are eager to welcome you to their rustic B&Bs. Stay up late and enjoy a festive bonfire under the stars!

There’s so much to enjoy in Azeroth…what are you waiting for? Book your portal and transfer your hearthstone today!

I’ve spent 165 days here so far, and lost a fair bit of sleep.
It was worth it.

Ferelas and Winterspring were the highlights of my trip, but I would advise potential visitors to avoid the Plaguelands.