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Spin the globe

Spin the globe. Go wherever it stops.

Drag it any way you like, throw it, watch it tumble — and let it pick your next destination for you. No account, no ads, and nothing trying to sell you a flight.

How it works

Three ways to land somewhere

Press spin

The globe tumbles off on a fresh tilt every time and slows to a stop on a country picked at random. It avoids the last few it gave you.

Throw it

Drag fast in any direction and let go. The globe keeps turning, slows down and keeps whatever country ends up under the crosshair.

Tap a country

Already have somewhere in mind? Tap it and the globe turns until the crosshair sits on the spot you touched.

There are 168 countries on the globe — every one the world map we use can actually draw. Antarctica sits this one out.

Questions

Yes — every country on the globe has the same chance. The only rule is that it avoids the last few it gave you, so you are not sent to the same place twice in a row.

Once you have a destination

Now find out what it takes to get there

The globe is the fun part. These are the pages that do the work.

Country outlines: Natural Earth (public domain), via the world-atlas dataset. Country names come from your browser's own language data.