This isn't my first time to mention a deserted island as the best place to wait out the zombie causing virus, but I couldn't resist posting about this little jewel near Iceland. I'm not the first to post on this house and I didn't discover it, so if you add it to your portfolio of possible hideout locations, be forewarned that you probably will not be the only non-infected person heading for this locale.  ;)

According to the website, travel.spotcoolstuff.com, "So, in the early 1953, the Elliðaey Hunting Association built a lodge on the island for its members to use during their commando puffin missions.

It is this structure, the hunting lodge, that captures the imagination of photographers today. The lodge has no electricity, broadband internet (oh, the horror!) or indoor plumbing. This being Iceland, the lodge does have a sauna. The water for the sauna — and for less important tasks, such as cooking and drinking — comes from a rainwater collection system. The lodge, oddly, is surrounded by a fence, perhaps to keep the puffins from launching a counter attack."

It also states that the island was inhabited by five families about three hundred years ago, which shows that one can sustain life on the island.

Based on my research, you can't travel to the Island and visit it, unless you happen to be a member of the Elliðaey Hunting Association  and since this is a travel blog I would be remiss to not mention someplace you could visit.

Although I have never personally been there, Iceland is on my 'to visit' list. Iceland brings thoughts of clean air, warm saunas, happy people and beautiful water to my mind. I think I would visit in the Summer because I understand it is warm with long days. Since I've never been, I can only share my imagination, but if Iceland is on your travel list, check out their travel site, visiticeland.com and write me to let me know about your experience. I just might share your post with my readers. Do you live in Iceland, then by all means, contact me and give me the inside scoop on your great country.

Keep yourself warm and safe. Till next time.

-Tim (the adventure guy)

- See more at: http://travel.spotcoolstuff.com/iceland/secluded-architecture/ellidaey-island#sthash.yJIUjbgn.dpuf

I'm not sure about you, but I think the best location to escape the zombies is a deserted Island. The way I see it, zombies can't swim, especially across miles of ocean water. The best escape is to find an uninhabited island. Find one with a fresh water source and differencing types of flora and fauna. You may not be the only human searching out such a place, so expect neighbors.

If you don't want to wait for a zombie apocalypse, plan your trip now. Planning a trip for a remote island adventure can give you a since of peace and help you learn essential survival skills, no matter what the future holds. I recently stumbled upon a company called docastaway.   Although I have not yet embarked upon any of their adventures, I am very drawn to what they have to offer. They have adventures where you can stay in a remote paradise all alone and catch your own fish, prepare your food and personally manage your lodging. They also have 'comfort mode' adventures where you can stay in a cottage and have your meals prepared for you. All of their adventures are tropical and include staying on a small uninhabited island, having an entire lake to yourself, and getting hands on survival training. Their adventures seem truly amazing and I hope to one day have the opportunity to try one out. You don't need zombies as an excuse, check out their site and plan your adventure today.

-Tim (the adventure guy)