Destination Guide FAQExplore strange and mysterious places in the virtual world Second Life. You never know dark secrets you might stumble upon.
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Ocean Pearl
A treat for the eyes as you hike, fly, swim, or teleport around the region.
Bay City Arboretum
The Bay City Arboretum of Rather Atypical Vegetation hosts an evolving (in more ways than one) selection of unusual flora from Chief Gardener, Zyx Flux. Also on site is the Office of the Bay City Institute for Anomalous Research, and a memorial for Uccello Poultry.
Sommergewitter
Sommergewitter is a German-language region that's been open since March 2015. It features a summer thunderstorm, as well as endless photographic opportunities.
Jack the Ripper East of London
Travel back to 1888 and visit east of London in this recreation of the original Jack the Ripper crime scene, including at least three murder scenes. There's also a museum to explore and learn more.
Pyri Funfair
Something sinister seems to be lurking in and around the Pyri Funfair, where you can brave the Tunnel of Love, explore a cave maze or uncover other hidden surprises.
Olivia's Creepy Diner
Check out the spooky vibes here at this rockabilly-themed greasy spoon. Watch out for the the tumblin' tumbleweeds!
Morph Studios
At 0o Morph Studios o0 you can style your soul; they've got all you need to be a little sexy demongirl. You'll find all sorts of outfits with tails, horns, tentacles, and more. Don't by shy to explore the island. Beautiful nature where you can find some mystic spots. But nothing to be afraid, just a peaceful place to relax without scare.
Missing Mile
In the deep woods of North Carolina, there lies a strange little town with dark secrets to hide. Many fear to cross the murky, ominous tunnel that leads to Missing Mile. Legends say that the dusty old town has become a haven for the criminal, the insane and something...darker. Are supernaturals really living in Soap County, or are they just a small-town myth? Only the brave or the foolish enter at their own risk!
Innsmouth
Why was this New England coastal town abandoned in the 1930s? Perhaps the giant sea-monster emerging from the south ocean might be the answer. Nevertheless, Innsmouth remains a dark, damp place with perpetual rain and ruined buildings well worth exploring.
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