
Western Tanzania —
Vacation is supposed to be about escaping the stresses of the real world, but that's hard to do when you're constantly checking emails, updating Facebook and texting. A recent survey from Expedia shows 94% of travelers bring at least one mobile device on personal vacations.

Malibu —
The owners of The Ranch at Live Oak Malibu don't want any distractions during your stay, so there's no Wi-Fi or cell phone reception on site and rooms lack a telephone and TV.

South Gobi Desert, Mongolia —
A quick, privately-charted plane ride from Mongolia's capital will take you to parts of the country so remote that picking up a Wi-Fi or cell signal is out of the question.

The Northwest Passage —
Disconnect from the rest of the world on this 23-day voyage onboard the 'Le Boreal' that explores the water trade route between the Atlantic and Pacific known as the Northwest Passage.

Amazon River, Peru —
No cord is long enough to keep you connected to the real world as you float down the little-explored Peruvian stretch of the Amazon River on small luxury cruise ship Aria Amazon.

Wadi Rum, Jordan —
This region of the country is known as the "Valley of the Moon" and its lunar-like desolation means your phone or Wi-Fi will not be picking up a signal when you stay at the Wadi Rum Luxury Desert Camp.



