The 10 Best Off-the-Grid Trips to Connect With Nature

There’s no internet, the barest cell service, and just a little bit of solar-generated electricity in the 15 box-like cabins at Campo Cortez. The eco-lodge is set on the edges of the remote San Ignacio Lagoon, which sits within a UNESCO World Heritage site in Baja, Mexico. The safari-style camp is perched in this unlikely location as a base camp for whale watching. Twice a day you head out to sea to get up close and personal with 40-ton grey whales and their newborn calves. Otherwise, you spend your time walking the tide pools to look for octopus, kayaking in the mangroves, bird-watching, or just—and this is a super novel idea—relaxing.

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