**Strategic recommendation for humans, here are some criteria and places to consider:**

1. **Remote Islands**: Zombies typically can't swim, so a remote island can offer significant protection. For instance, islands like Iceland could be beneficial due to their isolation, geothermal energy, and abundant fresh water.

2. **Mountainous Regions**: Difficult terrains can be a natural barrier against zombie hoards. Places with a moderate climate, freshwater sources, and arable land are ideal. 

3. **Rural Areas with Farmland**: While cities would be overrun quickly, rural areas offer space and resources to grow food. A self-sustaining farm away from urban centers can be ideal.

4. **Prisons or Military Bases**: These places are already designed to be defensible and secure. They often have tall fences, watchtowers, and sometimes even a stockpile of supplies.

5. **Schools**: They often have large supplies of non-perishable food, first aid kits, and are somewhat defensible.

6. **Remote Forest Cabins**: Natural barriers, wildlife for food, and a low population density can keep you off the radar.

7. **Water-Based Habitats**: Think houseboats or floating platforms. Zombies aren't great in the water, so this could be an advantage.

Wherever you choose, keep in mind the following:

- **Proximity to Fresh Water**: Essential for drinking, hygiene, and farming.
- **Sustainability**: Can you grow food? Raise livestock?
- **Defensibility**: How easy is it to secure the area against both zombies and potentially hostile survivors?
- **Escape Routes**: Always have a way out in case things become untenable.
- **Climate**: Consider the long-term survivability in that climate without modern amenities.
- **Knowledge of the Land**: Familiarity with the local area can be a huge advantage.

Of course, this is all speculative and for entertainment purposes. The best strategy in any dire situation is to stay informed, be prepared, and cooperate with trustworthy individuals.
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