If you want to get off the beaten path then you should head to Iceland. The country plays host to beautiful natural sites, including the North Lights. 

Being an introvert doesn't mean you have to completely avoid crowds. In Paris, you can take a seat at a sidewalk cafe and take in the world happening around you.

The lesser-populated areas of England are majestic and spiritual, to the point that rejuvenating "Introvert Tours" are held in certain areas.  

Not only is the scenery beautiful, you can embrace solitude by signing up for a quiet meditative retreat . 

While it may seem like you'll be forced to spend time with others, this transatlantic cruise actually allows you to disappear into its immense library, supposedly the largest

at sea . 

The expansive beaches are home to pretty much nothing but ocean critters and palm trees. Most tourists will flock to the US Virgin Islands, so you will have the beaches

to yourself. 

The wide open spaces and mountainous terrain are ripe for solo exploration.

You can travel this entire city by bike, which is perfect for someone who is out exploring on her own! 

The crowds may flock to the ever-popular Bourbon Street, but that just means you will have the other streets to yourself. There's plenty to see and do in the French

Quarter. 

You can very easily get lost (metaphorically) in this sweeping, sprawling mountain range. It's very unlikely you're going to run into crowds of people. 

So many penguins! So few people visit the area, you'll definitely have the snowy landscape to yourself. 

Italy should be experienced in your liftime—if you want to avoid the bustle of large cities like Rome, then the Italian countryside is perfect for you!