19 Beautifully Isolated Places Where You Can Finally Get Some Peace And Quiet

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1. 1. This calming cottage on Lower Beverly Lake in Ontario, Canada.

1. This calming cottage on Lower Beverly Lake in Ontario, Canada.
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2. This house on stilts in Bocas del Toro, Panama.

This house on stilts in Bocas del Toro, Panama.
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3. This small town in Iceland.

This small town in Iceland.
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In this area just north of the town, the local residents decided to light the side of the cliff at night to give it a special feel.

4. This house on a mountain slope in the Kaprun ski region, Austria

This house on a mountain slope in the Kaprun ski region, Austria
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5. This house on the uninhabited island of Urup, Kuriles.

This house on the uninhabited island of Urup, Kuriles.
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6. This beach house in the Maldives.

This beach house in the Maldives.
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7. This house on Samaesan Island in Thailand.

This house on Samaesan Island in Thailand.
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8. The Cape Neddick Lighthouse in York, Maine.

The Cape Neddick Lighthouse in York, Maine.
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A photo of this famous lighthouse is actually carried in the Voyager spacecraft, along with other manmade feats like the Taj Mahal and the Great Wall of China.

9. This house on an Icelandic peninsula.

This house on an Icelandic peninsula.
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10. This home on the Ocean in Ambergris Caye, Belize.

This home on the Ocean in Ambergris Caye, Belize.
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11. This house on a peninsula in Skudeneshavn, Rogaland Fylke, in Norway.

This house on a peninsula in Skudeneshavn, Rogaland Fylke, in Norway.
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12. These houses on tiny forested islands in Sitka Sound on Baranof Island, Alaska.

These houses on tiny forested islands in Sitka Sound on Baranof Island, Alaska.
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13. This red house in Sweden on the Stockholm Archipelago.

This red house in Sweden on the Stockholm Archipelago.
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14. This stone beauty in the middle of a Fjord.

This stone beauty in the middle of a Fjord.
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15. This house in the Land of the Panserbjørne.

This house in the Land of the Panserbjørne.
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16. This placid cabin by a waterfall in the valleys by Isafjordur.

This placid cabin by a waterfall in the valleys by Isafjordur.
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17. This little house in jungle on the tropical island off El Nido, Philippines.

This little house in jungle on the tropical island off El Nido, Philippines.
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18. This lone house on the Snaefellsnes peninsula in Iceland.

This lone house on the Snaefellsnes peninsula in Iceland.
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19. This Buddhist Temple on island near Hikkaduwa, Sri Lanka.

This Buddhist Temple on island near Hikkaduwa, Sri Lanka.
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This is literally as quiet as quiet gets !

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