in/at the back of beyond
which means in a place which is far away from somewhere and difficult to get to.
Examples:
He lives in some tiny remote village in the back of beyond.
I don't recommend that hotel. It's at the back of beyond.
How would you say that in Spanish? Write your answer in a comment!
It could mean "en el último rincón" or in a more common way "a tomar por ....", but the last word sounds very bad!
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