In the text snippets given, the author discusses various remote and lesser-known destinations that are not typically overrun with tourists. These include Ittoqqortoormiit, a remote settlement in Greenland, as well as the Kerguelen Islands, the Nyi La Pass, Svalbard, Tuamotu, Machu Picchu, the Milford Track, and Dynjandi. The article also mentions Zadar, Croatia, which still offers many tourist attractions, but is not as crowded as other popular destinations in the country. It goes on to list 10 remote destinations, such as the Faroe Islands, Foula in the Shetland Islands, Montserrat, and Sylt in Germany, that offer a break from the hustle and bustle of mainstream tourism. The author also mentions Comoros, which is not frequently visited due to its remote location and limited infrastructure. Similarly, Nauru is often overlooked in favor of more popular neighboring destinations. The article highlights Greenland, Northern Tunisia, and the Falkland Islands as ideal destinations for those seeking remote and unusual travel experiences.