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untouristed

untouristed

7.1
A place that few tourists visit
  • adjective
translation icon : poco turístico
  • We found an untouristed beach that was perfect for relaxation.

Examples

  • We enjoyed hiking through the untouristed countryside, where local traditions were still strong.

  • The remote island remained untouristed, offering a peaceful escape from crowded destinations.

  • Many travelers seek out untouristed places to experience authentic culture and avoid large crowds.

  • This village remains untouristed and retains its charm.

  • For a quiet getaway, consider visiting the untouristed beaches of the northern coast, where you can enjoy the serenity.

  • The village remains untouristed, allowing visitors to experience authentic local culture without the crowds.

  • Many travelers seek out untouristed destinations to escape the hustle and bustle of popular tourist spots.

Synonyms

less-traveled
vsuntouristed
  • US
8 4.8

A place that few people visit

is avoided mainly by people seeking typical attractions
off the beaten track
vsuntouristed
  • UK
3 6.5

In a place far from where most people go

is unpopular because of lack of visitors rather than distance

Antonyms

1.0

Liked or admired by many people

4.4

A place many visitors go to so it is crowded

How Touristy

to overrun
38 4.8
touristy
  • Informal
9 4.4
touristed
4.4
uncrowded
2 3.0
untouristed
7.1
undiscovered
23 4.0

Surface Forms

untouristed positive

Morphology

untouristed = tourist (transparent) = un + tourist + ed

The form 'touristed' can be analysed as 'tourist' + '-ed' meaning 'visited by tourists', and adding 'un-' straightforwardly negates that meaning.

Etymology

Untouristed comes from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and tourist, which comes from tour meaning 'a trip'. So an untouristed place is one 'not visited by tourists', a quiet spot off the usual travel routes.