Last Updated on January 7, 2021
It was once a military base, meaning that it has a long history behind it. Therefore, keep your car where it is and take a ferry to the Island to enjoy some clean weather.
Halibut Cove, Alaska
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Halibut Cove is a remote village in Alaska that is located off Kenai Peninsula. This means that the only way in which you will be able to access the place is either by seaplane or boat.
Of course, once you access the village, you will only be able to go around on foot. If you love bird watching and enjoying some time looking at diverse wildlife, then this place is the right one for you. Your car can wait!!
Sark, Channel Islands, United Kingdom
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It seems that there are a lot of islands on this list and that all of them have one main thing in common is that no cars are ever allowed on them. Sark is another such place!
It is the smallest among all the Channel Islands and can only be accessed by a boat. Moreover, it is known for being an agricultural island and a great destination for people who want to relax and go on hikes. Therefore, if you want a place that hasn’t been touched by the pollution cars produce, this one is for you.
Venice, Italy
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No time is the best time to buy a car once you’re in Venice, Italy. Moreover, you will not find any offers for the cheapest new cars or the best car deals. The reason being is the fact that no cars are allowed to roam around in Venice, Italy.
Therefore, if you want to buy a new car, you’re going to have to do it someplace. The only notable thing that you’ll notice once you’re in this place is the massive crowds of tourists!
This has been it for this list. You now know about 10 places. These places might not be the best for you if you’re more into driving cars all the time.
