Here’s Every Featured Location in Netflix’s The World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals

This gorgeous open-air cabin in the exclusive Made Village has two bedrooms (with their own protective mosquito nets), a tanning net, a pool, an upstairs lounging area, and beautiful architecture situated in rice terraces. Rent the entire bamboo Camaya Bali Butterfly cabin for just $171 a night.

Known as “the world’s first electric livable yacht,” The Arkup in Miami is a modern, sustainable floating mansion, with four bedrooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms, and fabulous panoramic views with floor-to-ceiling windows, and glass walls on the deck that never hinder the view. Rent space in the Miami one on Planet of Hotels. Prices vary depending on dates (approximately $2,000 per night), with an additional fee to get it out on the water.

The gorgeous Angeleyes Yacht in St. Martin is one of the most luxurious, spacious yachts you can vacation in. It has five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and four crew members that offer one-of-a-kind service to guests for $81,400 a week. It has world-class amenities, stunning views of the blue water, a hot tub, and plenty of water sports to stay entertained. Split it with your friends for a more affordable way to book this dream vacation!

Every winter, the owner of Lucky Ranch in Finaland builds amazing snow igloos (complete with cool ice carvings!) for guests to stay in. Bundle up to sleep in this cold igloo (approximately 23 degrees) while also having access to snowshoeing, dog sledding, and a traditional Finnish wood-heated sauna by the lake during the day. There is also a main building for showers and food. Prices vary, but the Netflix show estimated about $155 for one igloo.

Sleep inside the belly of a snake at Quetzalcoatl’s Nest. With amazing circular windows and a landscape property with art and water features, this entire structure was built with curves to mimic nature. It sleeps up to 10 people for $293 a night.

Nestled in the Ozark Mountains is the amazing Beckham Creek Cave. Featuring four bedrooms, four bathrooms and 5,800 square feet of space, this luxurious cavern has high-end amenities such as hiking, canoeing, and horseback riding, all starting at $1,600 a night. Sleeping next to naturally formed stalactites and a rock formation waterfall will truly make this one of the most unique places you’ve ever spent the night.

Inside a bamboo forest in an animal rescue farm is the Alpaca Treehouse, a two-story treehouse with two beds, one-and-a-half bathrooms, a marble bath, electricity, and more amenities. Play with the alpacas and llamas, all for $395 a night.