In a world that is decreasing by the day due to social media and improved accessibility, it is a marvel to discover locations that are still, for the most part, undisturbed. 

Some destinations are less well-known. Only thousands of travellers visit remote nations with few or no “attractions” each year. This is due to a multitude of factors, including the fact that they are not necessarily hazardous nations. They are, nevertheless, just as gorgeous, typically unspoilt, and frequently less expensive than more famous tourist locations. 

• Tuvalu – the world’s least visited country. This little island country of approximately 12,000 inhabitants receives only around 2,000 tourists every year. Tuvalu is the place to go if you want to see one of the world’s most beautiful, tiniest, and most distant countries. 
• Montserrat – is another island country with little visitors. Montserrat was previously a famous tourist destination, but a volcanic explosion in 1995 devastated much of the island. Because of its beaches, Montserrat is one of the most vibrant and appealing tropical islands in the world. 
• Niue – is one of the world’s tiniest countries. Every year, roughly 10,000 people visit the little island. Niue is an elevated coral atoll rather than an island. Niue, unlike other island nations, is not a destination for a pleasant beach holiday. It appeals to adventurers who like to walk, swim, climb, and snorkel.