We vacation every other year or so in Yelapa Mexico... its an indigenous fishing village with a lot of expat hippies who dropped out at some point. Its south of Puerto Vallarta near the southern rim of Banderas Bay. It is only accessible by boat-ride about 40 minutes from Vallarta pier as it backs up to the mountains and the jungle. There are not even any cars there, the streets only wide enough for walking or horses (they do have 4 wheelers there now)... its not completely remote they do bring many tourists through every day on tours to see the water falls... but like I said its pretty far from anything and relatively hard to get to... and yet when we visit, our internet connection is about 50 times better than we have at home in southern Illinois less than 30 miles from St. Louis. I guess fucking Mexico has more resources for infrastructure eh? 
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