You theoretically can choose to never go to Cyrodiil.. but there are PvE quests there, skyshards, and delves. You get to Cyrodiil by opening up your menu and selecting "campaigns" (look around the menus a bit, it might not be in the first set) and then choosing a campaign to enter.

If you're after achievements, quite a few are tied to needing things in Cyrodiil. If you prefer, wait until you're a bit more levelled up and head there with a group, you will likely be able to combat any stray PvP'ers

pjwb16_ESO wrote: »

you can basically also die

Very true. It's what I do with my PvE-ers because I don't stand a chance anyway unless I go against a total noob.

If you only go sightseeing, you probably won't run into too much trouble. An occasional ganker or a group, but keep an eye out on active battles and avoid routes between there and the nearest keeps. However, if you want to do quest and delves, you will be attacked relatively often. Quest hubs are popular gank spots. It's better to go in a group.

Yes you can walk right into cyrodiil. Just go into campaign. Choose a spot though where your alliance has a large amount of control over the map that way you will likely n ot run into another alliance member on your sightseeing journeys.

And... can I get to Craglorn, or Reaper´s march without passing through Cyrodil?

I see. Thank you very much. I tought I would only need to find the path to get there. I guess I´ll keep going with the main story (I´m level 37 but only see the prophet a couple of times) and rising levels in order to get there.

Vorpal_Spork wrote: »

Why is a pacifist playing a game about combat?

I like fighting, but I like walking much more. I´m a skyrim player, not a Wow.