14 of the Most Remote Places on Earth

Easter Island, Chile

Known for it’s more than one thousand Moai statues, Easter Island may be famous, but it’s remote—more than 2,000 miles away from modern civilization. The statues were sculpted by the Rapa Nui people from volcanic rock between 1250 and 1500 AD. The island’s three peaks, Terevaka, Poike, and Rano Kau, are comprised of the same ancient lava and create a visually stunning landscape. Flights to and from Easter Island are limited, as are conveniences like air conditioning—but anyone who’s been will tell you it’s worth the trip. Check out these other extreme travel adventures around the world.

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