Where would you travel to if you were in dire need of a digital detox?

According to Holafly, there are 10 awesome countries you can visit to completely unplug from the hustle and bustle of your current reality.

Here’s what they have to say.

Egypt is the best place to go for a digital detox

Holafly states that Egypt is the best place to go if you truly need a break from social media and technology as a whole.

It pulled in a score of 71.04 out of 100 for being an ideal place to seek out a digital detox.

What a great place to go to escape the mundane reality of your surroundings and circumstances.

While in Egypt, you can catch a glimpse of the stunning pyramids as well!

Check out the rest of their top 10 list below:

Commenting on the study, a spokesperson from Holafly said,

“Digital detox vacations provide a much-needed escape for those looking to disconnect from the constant demands of the digital world. In an era where screens dominate our daily lives, these trips offer a chance to step away from technology and be fully present in the moment. However, it’s important to have a safety net, as unexpected situations can arise.

“Having an eSIM installed as a backup plan on your device ensures you stay connected instantly in emergencies, without the hassle of worrying about Wi-Fi, roaming costs, or SIM cards.

“Peace comes not from the places we visit but from the freedom we find when we unplug and embrace the moment. From remote deserts and serene beaches to deep forests and mountain hideaways, these destinations provide a rare opportunity to step away from the online world and reconnect with nature, culture, and oneself, offering a sanctuary for peace of mind.

“By analyzing factors like national parks, nature reserves, internet usage, cell towers, and internet speeds, this research identifies locations where disconnecting from screens is not just possible but encouraged.

“Peace of mind is the true luxury of travel. In a world full of distractions, unplugging from technology brings clarity and restores your connection to the present moment.”

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