20 Most Isolated Communities at the End of the Earth

Do you sometimes desire to get away from all the noise and just chill? While most of us are satisfied with a weekend trip to the mountains, others just pack up and move in with the wild. Life in these places isn't easy, but it is free of some of the complexities of modern-day life. Here are the top 20 most isolated communities at the end of the earth. 1. Tristan da Cunha, British Overseas Territory The volcanic island of Tristan da Cunha boasts a population of 258 people with only nine different last names. The locals speak English, but have also invented their own dialect with words derived from Scottish, St Helenian, South African, American, Italian, and Irish, languages. This is reflective of their various places of origin. Located in the South Atlantic, South Africa is the nearest country to this British Overseas Territory. It is said to be the most isolated community in the world. To get there, you have to time your visit to one of the three ships that make nine trips from Cape Town each year -