If you’ve ever felt like a little peace and quiet and a respite away from the teeming masses, perhaps you’ll want to head over to some of the destinations that we’re going to be talking about today.

That’s because we’re going to be taking a look at some of the world’s most remote and stunning locations to make it that little bit easier for you when you’re finalizing your itinerary and getting ready to travel. Here’s where you might want to visit!

• The Blue Eye

The Blue Eye is a stunning natural water spring in the heart of Albania that brings tourists in from around the world to see the beautiful bubbles which issue forth from a depth of over fifty meters. There’s a reason why the trendsetters at The Culture Trip said a visit to the spring should be on every traveler’s bucket list.

• French Polynesia

This stunning island archipelago is home to a range of different tourist hotspots, but if you want to get truly remote then consider going island-hopping to some of the smaller islands to see things that most other travelers would miss. And why not consider combining this with a cruise vacation to Tahiti while you’re in the area?  

• Machu Picchu

This Peruvian historical icon proves that just because a destination is remote, it doesn’t mean that there’s nobody there. In fact, it’s the most visited tourist destination in Peru, and so it’s definitely not the place to be if you’re hoping to stay away from the crowds. If you want to learn something new and see what all the hype is about, there’s nowhere better.

• Milford Track

This New Zealand staple is located in Fiordland National Park and involves a half-day hike through some of the most stunning scenery that the country has to offer. You’ll feel like you’ve fallen through a portal to Middle Earth, and because it’s a pretty closely-guarded secret, you shouldn’t have to worry too much about the crowds.

Conclusion

Now that you know just a few of the world’s most stunning remote locations, it’s time for you to start ticking off those last few things on your to-do list and to book things in advance when you can to try to save money and to take a little weight off your mind.

Now it’s over to you so that you can start to make those traveling dreams a reality. The only real question is where you’re going to visit first!