1. Palawan, Philippines is considered one of the most beautiful islands in the world, but Internet service here is very limited.
Osa Peninsula Peninsula, beautiful Costa Rica with Corcovado National Park and windswept coastline.
3. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania is a place where tourists wake up with the birds singing, humming instead of the alarm bell or email headline.
4. Yellowstone National Park, home of the famous geyser, is one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in the world.
5. Sayulita, Mexico is where travelers should leave their cell phones to float on pristine beaches.
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Patagonia in Chile and Argentina is a famous scene in South America. Glaciers, majestic peaks are places where visitors immerse themselves in nature and forget about everyday technology.
7. Mui Ne sand dunes with thousands of sun and wind are the ideal place to slip sand, picnic without carrying a cell phone.
8. In the beautiful Reine coastal homes, Norway, travelers will have virtually no access to the Internet.
9. Hanauma Bay, Hawaii is a nature reserve with beautiful coral reefs.
10. Lake Placid, New York dreaming and peaceful not for those who are busy with check email throughout the day.
11. Ilha Grande Bay, Brazil is adorned with beautiful little islands without internet connection.