25 Places to Get Away From It All
— By Kaeli Conforti
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"Kuching, East Malaysia. A beautiful spot that is amazing and very remote." —Melodee Drake
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"I'd stay in a bungalow in Kep in Cambodia, Bali, Mekong Delta in Vietnam or the French countryside." —@Ellyce_S
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"Antarctica. I'm headed there in just 3 short weeks." —@jennymciver
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"I am certain that Fiji would be secluded enough to truly get away from it all. Beautiful, too." —@DeFinestRn
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"St. George Island, Florida." —@FVRofSGI
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"Hocking Hills in Ohio. Close enough to home that we can get there in a few hours. You really get off the grid and it's fabulous. Beautiful forests, caves, waterfalls, and amazing hiking that will surprise some people that it's Ohio." —Charlotte Horseman
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"I'm headed to Machu Picchu to get away after the holidays to recharge and start the New Year." —@iugoent
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"Riviera Maya, on the beach." —@wisconsinwillie
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"Costa Rica." —@randy256
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"Mongolia. Outside of the capital, you can't really get cell service or WiFi anywhere. Plus, you can camp anywhere you want." —@TheTripologist
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"Madagascar and the small islands on Africa's East Coast. As far away as I can get-other-worldy ecosystems, remote and anonymous." —@romabit
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"Maui. It's so peaceful, it always makes me feel that I'm away from everything." —Guadalupe Ratcliff
"Salzburg, Austria." —@OscarTollast
"The peaceful Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania. Just a 90-minute ride from the hustle and bustle of New York City and home to great hiking trails in the summer, snow-tubing in the winter, and beautiful waterfalls." —@willwrite4food2
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"The quiet island of Nevis." —@AdamwBroseph
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"Maasai Land, Kenya, with the Maasai people." —@t4bitus
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"To get away from it all and recharge your batteries, go to the west coast of Cape Breton Island [Nova Scotia, Canada]." —@CelticRose4
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"Bora Bora." —@spiritedtravel
"The English countryside, maybe the Cotswalds, Bath country, or up near Scotland. A cottage, a fireplace, and a good book." —@AntKristi
"Fallen Leaf Lake just south of Lake Tahoe. It seems to be a hidden gem and it's amazingly beautiful." —HomeAway_Jane
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"Molokai, Hawaii." —Serendipity Traveler
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"The South African bush is where I'd go to get away from it all. No TV, internet, crowds or touristy things." —@MargieTravels
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"9 Beaches, Bermuda. It's a beautiful location where you can stay and not do anything. No temptations to go into the city and no reason for an agenda or plan." —@Anita Ziegner
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"Batanes, the unspoiled gem of the Philippines. The people are super nice, too." —Vida Soriano
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"Charleston, South Carolina." —@jetsetchristina
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Where is the perfect place to find seclusion? From Florida to Malaysia, here are your picks for the world's most inspiring destinations.
