6 Hotels Most Remote Location That Worth Visiting

If you tend to fly to the ends of the earth for your vacation, you might as well enjoy your time once you get there. We have found six luxury hotels where remoteness is a selling point, isolation is a luxury and silence is golden.
1. Petit St. Vincent, St. Vincent and the Grenadines




Petit St. Vincent in St. Vincent Vincent Vincent and the Grenadines is a stunning Caribbean resort on his own private island. Twenty-two single and two-bedroom cottages are located between the hillsides, cliffs and beaches with beautiful views of the south of the Grenadines. The cottage is free of telephones, televisions, and-gusts of Wi-Fi. Instead, the ancient flag system was used to communicate with the ever-present butler and other attentive staff members.

2. Pädaste Manor, Estonia


Even in small Estonia, there is such thing as isolation. A trip to Pädaste Manor on Muhu Island involves a two-hour journey from Tallinn, followed by a 30-minute ferry ride and then a short drive to a five-star resort island. Rooms in a completely renovated 19th century manor are furnished in a rustic style, with wooden beams and old-fashioned bathtubs. As for the activities, choose a relaxing bike ride along the beach, boat trips dive or tub at the on-site spa.

3. Fogo Island Inn, Canada


Fogo Island is for those who may have FOMO because the last isolation is gone. Located off the northeastern coast of Newfoundland, Canada, Fogo Island Inn is perched on stage. Hugging the rugged North Atlantic coastline, all 29 suites have views of the ocean and sky from ceiling to ceiling. The design of the inn remains in accordance with the aesthetics of Newfie: The rooms are made of natural materials such as wood, wool, cotton and linen.

4. Remota Patagonia Lodge, Chile


The name says it all. Remota Patagonia Lodge is indeed far, located in the wild plains of southern Chile. Inspiration for architecture: sheep farm building. But no humbug feelings from Remota's devoted guest group. The design of the hotel is simple, but luxurious. All furniture is made by hand from local resources. The dramatic Patagonia change lamp continues through the vertical window that brings into it.

5. Kokomo Island, Fiji


Arrived by seaplane and then drunk on Kokomo Island, Fiji, which opened in March 2017. Dive diving will love its place, because this private island is surrounded by Reef Astrolabe the Great. Choose from shelter on the beach or over hills in the middle of a tropical rainforest. No matter which option you choose, you still have an infinity pool and your own tropical garden. Sure, the spa offers rejuvenation using rituals and original Fijian beauty products.

6. Southern Ocean Lodge, Kangaroo Island


Southern Ocean Lodge is on Kangaroo Island - a hop from Adelaide, Australia. And you can see kangaroos on a windy island, along with wallabies, koalas and other Oz wildlife. Southern Ocean Lodge, which floats on a secluded cliff, features a suite featuring bespoke furnishings, sunken rooms and glass walls that offer stunning wilderness views.

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