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  • Staycation Staff
  • Jun 25
  • 2 min read

Updated: 7 hours ago

Scene from Staycation Bahamas filmed at Dune House, featured in The Good Life Bahamas episode.
A scene from Staycation Bahamas at Dune House, featured in ‘The Good Life Bahamas’ episode.

What Is the Staycation TV Show?

A Look Inside the Emmy-Winning Travel Series Featuring Real Homes You Can Actually Stay In.

The Staycation TV show isn’t your typical travel series. Forget stiff walkthroughs and overproduced reality — this Emmy-winning unscripted series, created by The Destination Channel, blends high-design rentals with real-life vibes and a cinematic finish. Airing on Pluto TV, Roku, and local networks across the U.S., Staycation has quietly become a streaming sleeper hit for travelers who crave authenticity with a side of escapism.

From oceanfront villas in the Bahamas to modern hideaways in Cape Cod, each episode zooms in on several vacation homes and the story they tell. The goal? To help viewers imagine not just what it's like to see it—but to actually stay there.

Go inside Dune House in the Bahamas.


What Makes Staycation Different?


What sets Staycation apart is its raw, unfiltered format. You’ll see natural lighting, real reactions, and the unscripted moments most shows cut. It’s part cinematic vacation guide, part home-tour fantasy, and 100% built around real places you can actually book. And with spin-offs like Staycation Sports, and Wine & Dine, the series keeps evolving—offering new ways to experience the world through the lens of home.

Where to Watch the Staycation TV Show

Curious where to stream? Staycation is available—totally free—on these platforms:



Yes, the Homes Are Real—and Bookable


The properties featured in the series are real short-term rentals listed on platforms like Airbnb and Vrbo. Viewers get a full walk-through—layout, vibe, quirks, and all—making it easier than ever to imagine yourself checking in. It’s not just reality TV. It’s real travel inspiration, with a "book now" button attached.


Watch. Wander. Book. Repeat.


You don’t need a passport to start your Staycation. Just head to Pluto TV or Roku TV and press play. You can also go to bookyourstaycation.com to explore the homes featured on screen—or visit The Destination Channel to learn more about the team behind the scenes. Because sometimes the best vacation stories… start from your couch.


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