Build a day-by-day itinerary

Ordering stops across days, and what the planner tells you while you do it.

Updated 24 August 2026

The itinerary is organised by day, and each day holds the stops you have put in it, in order. Move a stop and everything downstream of it updates.

Why the order matters

Two places that look close on a map can be four hours apart on the road. Because each stop carries its own travel time, the planner can show you that a day is over-full before you are standing in it at 9pm.

A practical way to use it

  • Put the fixed points in first — arrival, departure, anything already booked.
  • Fill the rest around them and watch the per-day travel time.
  • When a day looks heavy, move a stop rather than assuming it will be fine.
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