Introducing Animals on @AirbnbExperiences
Introducing Animals on @AirbnbExperiences. Cruise Florida canals with a paddleboarding corgi named Mr. Beaches. Discover African penguins and learn how to protect their habitat in Cape Town. Or join an untraditional tea party with a couple of naughty sheep in the Scottish countryside. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Explore more than 1,000 @AirbnbExperiences with creatures of all kinds. Each one follows guidelines created with @world_animal_protection. Click the link in bio for a new, responsible way to meet animals.
You can’t help but feel cared for when you you stay at one of Superhosts Catherine and Bryan’s lovingly-restored homes
You can’t help but feel cared for when you you stay at one of Superhosts Catherine and Bryan’s lovingly-restored homes. Every detail—from the decor to the prompt communication and service—is designed to deliver a 5-star experience. Click the link in bio to book a trip to Columbus, Ohio.
While Superhost Michael’s desert home might seem like it came from outer space, it’s actually an Earthship helping to reduce our
While Superhost Michael’s desert home might seem like it came from outer space, it’s actually an Earthship helping to reduce our impact on the planet. Start your day by picking produce from the indoor greenhouse, take a day trip along the Rio Grande, then enjoy a front-row seat to the Milky Way through the panoramic windows. Tap the link in our bio to learn more about New Mexico’s Greater World Earthship Community in Airbnb Magazine. Photo: @nico_therin
Nestled in the heart of Canada’s boreal forest, Superhosts Nadia and Guillaume’s modern barn is a stylish way to experience the g
Nestled in the heart of Canada’s boreal forest, Superhosts Nadia and Guillaume’s modern barn is a stylish way to experience the great outdoors. Hike and bike your way through the wooded valleys, or opt for a more laid back approach by relaxing on the ski lift-style porch swing. Tap the link in our bio to see more off-the-beaten-path barns in Airbnb Magazine. 📷: Dave Tremblay
Stick around after your homemade breakfast to ask your Superhost, Jasmine, about the surrounding Valle de Viñales
Stick around after your homemade breakfast to ask your Superhost, Jasmine, about the surrounding Valle de Viñales. She’ll help you make an informed decision about whether to climb the local mogotes (steep limestone hills) or just climb into the hammock. Photo: @brian_pacelli
At Superhost Moreno’s tiny baita (Alpine hut), the only sounds you’ll hear are the wind through the valley and the distant chimin
At Superhost Moreno’s tiny baita (Alpine hut), the only sounds you’ll hear are the wind through the valley and the distant chiming of cowbells. Hike to Rifugio Capanna Passo Valles for a steaming plate of mushroom polenta on your way to a day of scaling the jagged peaks of the Pale di San Martino range. Photo: @beki.scott
Luz’s apartment in La Muralla Roja, a 1968 classic of modern architecture, can make you feel like you’re living inside an art fil
Luz’s apartment in La Muralla Roja, a 1968 classic of modern architecture, can make you feel like you’re living inside an art film. If you ever get tired of gazing meaningfully out to sea, strap on some boots and climb Penyal d’Ifac, the jagged limestone rock that towers above the coast. Photo: @graemehaunholter
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-40C/F 24hrs of daylight 216mph wind speed ❄️ Yes you'd be gone from work for a month, and it's theoretically summer here, but don't expect to lounge on a beach. We've partnered with @OceanConservancy and environmental scientist Kirstie Jones-Williams to create this once-in-a-lifetime volunteer opportunity – the Antarctic Sabbatical. It won’t be easy, but if you think you have what it takes, apply by 11:59pm EDT on October 8, 2019. Link in bio. Terms apply.
Saying Antarctica is “off the beaten path” is a bit of an understatement
Saying Antarctica is “off the beaten path” is a bit of an understatement. As the most isolated continent on Earth, it has no permanent residents. But Antarctica is a hub for conducting research on how humans affect the planet, which is why environmental scientist Kirstie Jones-Williams is heading there. And she wants 5 volunteers to join her for a month-long, first-of-its kind scientific study. While there, you'll investigate the presence of microplastics in the interior of the continent, in partnership...
Few people ever get to go to Antarctica
Few people ever get to go to Antarctica. You could be one of them with the Airbnb Sabbatical, joining environmental scientist Kirstie Jones-Williams as she investigates whether microplastics have made their way to this remote continent. We’re looking for five volunteers from around the world to take part in this first-of-its-kind expedition, in partnership with @OceanConservancy. Your effort will help us to better understand the impact of plastic on our planet and what we can do to help. It won’t...