Superhost Nin’s airy home on an artist’s estate is ideal for unwinding and reconnecting with a loved one
Superhost Nin’s airy home on an artist’s estate is ideal for unwinding and reconnecting with a loved one. If you forget to bring your own, seek out Oscar, the reportedly cuddly rabbit who lives on the property. When you feel like venturing out, stroll into town for a farm-fresh brunch at Shindig—maybe grab a carrot to bring home—or serious artisanal ice cream at Nancy’s. Photo: @raexraes
Remember planking?
Remember planking? Um, neither do we. A lot has changed since 2010, but here's one thing that hasn’t: the desire to experience unforgettable homes and places around the world. From a palatial Tuscan villa to a remote Brazilian beach house, here are some of the most wish-listed homes of the past decade. Click the link in bio to explore the whole list.
With all due respect to standard, single A-frames, once you’ve gone double, it’s tough to go back
With all due respect to standard, single A-frames, once you’ve gone double, it’s tough to go back. Superhost Laura’s tiny cabin is just part of a compound of equally creative little homes. Team up with friends to take over the whole spread, or start here and make new friends by the fire pit. When you’re hungry, grab a cruiser bike and head to Gaskins in town for a meal straight from nearby farms. Photo: @gatherwildranch
The view from this modern apartment on the Sarnersee is undeniable, but by the end of your stay, it might not be what you appreci
The view from this modern apartment on the Sarnersee is undeniable, but by the end of your stay, it might not be what you appreciate most. Roland, your Superhost, grew up here and will happily point you to his favorite hikes, restaurants, and day trips, both on and well off the beaten track. Photo: @villa_wilen
Superhost Michael’s tiny cabin packs everything you need into one bright little package
Superhost Michael’s tiny cabin packs everything you need into one bright little package. Nearby outdoor options abound. If you make it here before the snow melts, hit the slopes of Stowe Mountain Resort. If you don't, hop in a canoe at Green River Reservoir State Park. Photo: @sunrise_sunset_tiny_house
Tiny cabin on the outside, luxury condo on the inside
Tiny cabin on the outside, luxury condo on the inside. Superhosts Micah and Jules have created an ideal base for adventures in Zion National Park (a spectacular half-hour drive away), Bryce Canyon, and the Grand Staircase. But there’s also plenty of beauty closer to home, under the white cliffs of East Zion. Recent guests recommend hiking in nearby Kanab, as well as the Superhosts’ guided slot canyon experiences. Photo: @mod3design
Superhost Katy’s bright apartment is the perfect place to recharge between explorations
Superhost Katy’s bright apartment is the perfect place to recharge between explorations. Climb nearby Calton Hill to get your bearings, and then dive in—the whole city center is within walking distance. At night, check out Bedlam Theatre, a student-run playhouse inside an appropriately dramatic neo-Gothic church. Photo: @melchiorskingdom
Even giants need a helping hand sometimes
Even giants need a helping hand sometimes. As part of The Bahamas Sabbatical, you’ll join a local conservationist to help restore the Andros Barrier Reef—the third-largest living organism on the planet. After learning proper techniques, you’ll dive in and collect, nurture, and transplant coral, helping to sustain the reef that sustains so much other life in The Bahamas. Apply by 11:59pm EST on February 18, 2020. Terms and conditions apply.
Superhost Rebecca’s big house above the ocean has so many cozy corners that it can be tough to get out
Superhost Rebecca’s big house above the ocean has so many cozy corners that it can be tough to get out. But the beach is only a short walk away. After a day of hiking or whale-watching, head to Spud Point Crab Company for the catch of the day, straight off the owner’s boat. Photo: @earthtoandrea
The Bahamas Sabbatical is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to experience—and help restore—the islands’ natural and cultural beauty
The Bahamas Sabbatical is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to experience—and help restore—the islands’ natural and cultural beauty. Five volunteers will spend April and May working alongside passionate local hosts restoring the Andros Barrier Reef, practicing ethical fishing in The Exumas, and helping preserve native bush tea in Eleuthera. Apply by 11:59pm EST on February 18, 2020. Terms and conditions apply. Link in bio.