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...
Far from the tourist crowds, Superhost Vicky’s house gives you front-row seats on Lake Wakatipu
Far from the tourist crowds, Superhost Vicky’s house gives you front-row seats on Lake Wakatipu. After a day of kayaking, walk into town and hunker down at The Bunker for creative Kiwi cuisine by the fire. Photo: @virus1119
When this is the view from your front door, maybe your incredible journey can wait a day or two
When this is the view from your front door, maybe your incredible journey can wait a day or two. Tucked into a hillside of the Columbia River Gorge, Superhost Kristie’s earthy hut might be Middle Washington’s coziest place to wake up, on #HobbitDay or any other day. Photo: @cmorgancree
Superhost Kelly’s A-frame has a big fenced yard that lets your little ones (whether two- or four-legged) run wild, plus a cozy be
Superhost Kelly’s A-frame has a big fenced yard that lets your little ones (whether two- or four-legged) run wild, plus a cozy bedroom just right for sleeping it off. The surrounding pines make you feel like you’re way out in the forest, but live local music and food are only a short walk away at Idyology. Photo: @chrisroams & @idyllcove
Superhost Andres’s house is near the heart of town, so the serene paths of Parque Juarez, the pink spires of the Parroquia, and s
Superhost Andres’s house is near the heart of town, so the serene paths of Parque Juarez, the pink spires of the Parroquia, and sweet elote (grilled corn) from street vendors are all within easy reach. But no one could blame you for spending your first day or two at home, taking turns swimming in the skylight. Photo: @a.araizaa
Travel an hour outside of Seattle to one of @tyehaus’ three cabins and find yourself surrounded by postcard-worthy beauty
Travel an hour outside of Seattle to one of @tyehaus’ three cabins and find yourself surrounded by postcard-worthy beauty. Superhost Tom will gladly guide you to local attractions, whether it’s hiking to the turquoise waters of Blanca Lake, exploring Deception Falls, or a river rafting adventure. Click the link in our bio to book a Pacific Northwest A-frame getaway. #HowToHost
Superhost Ashley’s cabin was built to look like a Wild West saloon, minus the spittoon
Superhost Ashley’s cabin was built to look like a Wild West saloon, minus the spittoon. Before you mosey on out to Yellowstone National Park or the Grand Tetons, be sure to dip your toes in the creek and soak by starlight in the saltwater tub. Photo: @maisontetonia
Superhosts Rachel and Rico‘s airy cabin can make you feel like you‘re “forest bathing” even when you‘re indoors
Superhosts Rachel and Rico‘s airy cabin can make you feel like you‘re “forest bathing” even when you‘re indoors. Wander under towering pines on the surrounding network of trails or head to Wildwood Recreation Area to cool off in the Salmon River. Photo: @arborand.co
Only two hours from Sydney, this tiny house is hidden amid thick bushland on the edge of the Cambewarra Range Nature Reserve
Only two hours from Sydney, this tiny house is hidden amid thick bushland on the edge of the Cambewarra Range Nature Reserve. A bathtub encased in a glass cube lets you sink into nature au naturel. Just don’t be surprised if a curious kangaroo stops by to witness the enduring mystery of human bathing rituals. Photo: @cloudbreakerfalls
This stately cabin in the woodlands of Catskill Park was made for slowing down
This stately cabin in the woodlands of Catskill Park was made for slowing down. Cool off in the mist of Kaaterskill Falls or head into town for locally grown food, sometimes with a side of locally grown music, at the Phoenicia Diner. Photo: @barndeimona