The best thing about reality dating shows, beyond the delicious drama of conventionally-hot aspiring influencers falling in and out of love, is the top-tier vacation inspo. Whether they take place in a bright, luxury villa or on a tropically decorated beachfront, shows like Love Island USA and Bachelor in Paradise allow viewers to melt away from their current surroundings and mentally transport to clear skies and crystal-blue waters.
Netflix's hit dating show Single's Inferno offers two main locations for escapist viewing. Each installment of the series isolates a group of singles on a sparsely-furnished and uninhabited island, referred to as "Inferno," where they have to cook their own meals and take part in physical challenges. Throughout the season, the cast gets the chance to pair up for a date in "Paradise," a luxury hotel where they can be waited on, eat meat, and enjoy all the air conditioning and amenities their hearts desire.
