Destination Guide FAQLooking for places to photograph? Here are some of our favorites.
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Rieri - Town in Tokyo
Visit Rieri-Town, an incredibly realistic town modeled from Google Maps and real photos of Tokyo neighborhoods. Come and visit to feel the atmosphere of this contemporary Japanese location.
Nautilus Cove
This property was inspired by the love for Blake Sea and sailing. This marina offers beautiful cliff home rentals as well as boat slips, with a very close distance to Blake Sea. Beautiful landscaping sets the mood for this location. An amazing waterfall and peaceful stream are surrounded by greenery. All are welcome to make this their home!
Tralala's Diner @ Pine Lake
Tralala's Diner @ Pine Lake is post-apocalyptic living at its finest. Explore this photogenic region filled with rooftop slums and scavenged ruins. Strap yer boots on tight...you might be a'ight
Serena Montreuil
French countryside region with beautiful places to take pics. Even has a wedding chapel for ceremonies.
Taikou
Taikou is a small Japanese town with a market and arcade. It is home to Taikou & Momento mainstores, carrying home furnishings, backdrops, clothing, and accessories.
Lost Lagoon
Welcome to the Lost Lagoon, an isolated paradise in the South Seas. This beautiful jewel of destination is a great place to explore, get in touch with nature, relax and cuddle. Everyone is welcome to find their piece of paradise at the Lost Lagoon.
World's End Cafe
Shooting stars, broken bridges, and a strange little place on a small seamount at the end of the world. Drop by for a cup of coffee, tea, cocoa, or cupcakes! The World's End Cafe is a build by Fitch Lekvoda.
Little World
An urban-themed region that is very photogenic and offers many opportunities for photography. Photos can be shared in the Flickr group: flickr.com/groups/14723516@N22
Chinook Rockies S3L
Experience a range of wilderness and diverse natural scenery. Enjoy the realistic landscape while you relax with friends or meet new acquaintances. The theme is perfect for photography, blogging, or just chilling out.
Lavender Lake by TONAL
Lavender Lake is a mountainous lakeside somewhere around the Adriatic Sea. A historical farming village, it got its name from the fields of purple flowers surrounding the hills. Before modern influence the locals produced essential oils, fragrances, and even a signature dessert wine using lavender. Now with modern development, homes are adorned along the cliffs overlooking the lake and tree tops.
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