Let's talk about a particularly interesting place today, a place where you can really experience the words "away from the hustle and bustle" - the island.
It's not a resort, there are no five-star hotels, no noisy bars, not even a commissary.
It has, just the ultimate solitude and tranquility.
Imagine you're standing in the middle of a vast North Atlantic Ocean, surrounded by nothing but the sound of the waves and the chirping of seabirds.
At the foot of the foot is a small island of 0.45 square kilometers, and as far as the eye can see, there is only a lonely wooden house.
This is the island, one of the loneliest islands on Earth.
This island, it is said that it is small, but it is really not small, after all, 0.45 square kilometers is equivalent to the size of dozens of football fields.
But if it's big, it's not big, because there's no other building on the island than the cabin.
There are no permanent residents, no noise, only the howling sea breeze and the chirping of seabirds, as if time has stood still here.
Three hundred years ago, that wasn't the case here.
At that time, there were five families living on the island, who lived a subsistence life by fishing and hunting seabirds.
You can imagine how hard it was to live here in those days, but it was also full of fun fighting against nature.
They catch plump cod, collect birds' eggs, and survive on stored food during the long winter months.
However, by the beginning of the 20th century, life on the island became more and more difficult as the times changed.
Limited resources and isolation forced the islanders to leave.
In 1930, the last permanent residents moved out of the island, and the once vibrant island was no longer inhabited.
Now, the only building on the island is the cabin, which belongs to a seabird hunting association.
Every year during the hunting season, members of the association come here and stay for a short period of time.
The cabin has no electricity, no running water, no gas, and no heating.
Living here and having to do everything by yourself is definitely a challenge.
But it's this primitive lifestyle that attracts some travelers who are eager to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and find inner peace.
If you are also tired of the crowds and noisy cities and want to experience a real solitude, then the island is definitely a place to consider.
However, it is not an easy task to get to the island.
You will need to contact the Seabird Hunting Association to get their permission.
You'll need to prepare everything you need to get your own essentials, including food, water, sleeping bags, and more.
Since there aren't any shops on the island, you'll have to survive on what you bring with you.
Imagine you're carrying a heavy backpack and taking a boat to this isolated island.
Put down your luggage, take a deep breath, and feel the fresh air with the smell of sea.
Looking around, there was nothing but the sea and the sky, and there was only that humble cabin.
At night, as you lie in your sleeping bag, listening to the sound of the waves crashing against the rocks, and watching the starry sky, you will feel a tranquility like never before.
There is no mobile phone signal, no internet, no city lights, just you and nature, have a heart-to-heart conversation.
During the day, you can walk along the coastline and observe a wide variety of seabirds.
You can also climb to the highest point of the island and enjoy the magnificence of nature.
You can also try your hand at fishing, or collect some driftwood to get a taste of how the islanders once lived.
Of course, life on the island is not easy.
You need to make your own fire for cooking, fetch your own water, and dispose of your own garbage.
You need to face bad weather, and you need to overcome loneliness and loneliness.
But it is these challenges that make you cherish the tranquility in front of you more and the essence of life more.
Island, it's not a place for everyone.
It belongs only to those who truly love nature, crave solitude, and have the courage to challenge.
If that's the case for you, then why not take a trip to the island and maybe you'll find what you've been looking for there.