10 Worst trips for phone signal

As you sail the Brazilian Amazon by boat, almost half your time on tour will be spent without Wi-Fi. The cruise will take you to visit remote communities thriving on the river banks, to stretches of white-sand beaches, and lush rainforest, with no chance of being distracted by the digital world. Simply soak up the unique, rich ecosystem of the Amazon as it floats by, and settle into a hammock on deck at night to observe the stars.

During a Namibia Lodge Safari, much of your time will be taken up by traversing multiple national parks as you keep your eyes peeled for the Big Five. Etosha National Park boasts a habitat for 114 species of animals, and 340 species of birds, while Waterberg Plateau Park is Namibia’s only mountain game park. With some truly wild experiences to be found on your game drives, your phone will be the last thing you think of.

Throughout your Kilimanjaro Trek you’ll find very few hotspots for phone signal and absolutely no Wi-Fi. Since we’ll be spending most nights camping under the stars, you’ll be disconnected from the digital world and immersed in the stunning vistas of Tanzania that surround you. The river lodge is also a perfect spot for relaxation with no Wi-Fi, an outdoor swimming pool, and a fantastic view of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Forget all about checking your notifications as you explore one of the New Seven Wonders of the World on an Inca Trail Trek, taking in the historic Sun Gate and marvelling at the vast Andes Mountains. There’ll be no Wi-Fi throughout the trek, and only spotty phone signal, giving you plenty of time to soak up the natural beauty of Peru. We also recommend a spot of stargazing by the ruins of Llaqtapata, which boasts spectacular night skies.