The best vacation inspiration for reality shows goes beyond the drama of vicariously watching aspiring sexy influencers fall in and out of love. Shows like "Bachelor in Paradise" and "Too Hot to Handle," whether set in bright luxury villas or tropical beachfronts, allow viewers to mentally transport themselves away from their current surroundings and into the clear skies and crystal blue waters.

Season 2 of "Singles Inferno," which debuts in mid-December, offers two primary venues for escapist viewing: a co-production between Netflix and Joongang Tong Yang Broadcasting Corporation (JTBC), which isolates groups of singles on a sparsely furnished desert island called an "inferno" and and gives them a chance to pair up and spend time at a luxury hotel called "Paradise. In case fans are wondering where in Korea the film is set, both the island and the resort are quite close to the locations of our favorite K-dramas.

Both the Inferno and Paradise locations in "Singles Inferno" are located near the South Korean port city of Incheon, about an hour from the capital Seoul, and if the names sound familiar to you even if you are not a K-drama fan, it is because many travelers are familiar with the world's best If the name sounds familiar to you even if you are not a K-drama fan, it is because many travelers arrive in Korea via Incheon International Airport, considered one of the best airports in the world. An island called Inferno is located off the city's coast, and a resort called Paradise is considered an ultra-luxury airport hotel.

Fortunately for fans who want to turn their escapist viewing into reality, both Inferno and Paradise are open to visitors. Below you can see some of the scenery of the reality hit, as well as learn how to visit the "Singles Inferno" location.

According to The Korea Herald (opens in new tab), Inferno takes place on Saseongbong Island, a small island that was officially registered as one of the uninhabited islands in the country in August 2018. The island, known locally as "Sado," is 2.5 miles long and 1.25 miles wide and has a long history as a filming location. It has been used as the setting for several popular variety shows, including "The Running Man," "Muhan Dojong," and "Two Days, One Night.

The island is open for visits, and its tourism website (opens in new tab) recommends it as a place for camping, swimming, fishing, shell digging, and watching picturesque sunsets. Visitors can take a boat from the Incheon Port International Passenger Terminal, and ferries run regularly during the peak season. The fare is about 100,000 won (about $83.50) for a single person or 15,000 won (about $12.53) for a group, but charters are also available.

The lavish couple's date will literally be taken at the Paradise City (open in new tab) Hotel & Resort near Incheon Airport; according to CNN Travel (open in new tab), this 3 million square foot complex, which opened in phases in 2017 and was completed in 2019 will feature outdoor and indoor swimming pools, a sauna and spa with an anti-aging clinic, a fitness gym and kids' zone, an entertainment center "Safari Park" (where Seo-yeon and Jin-taek went bowling in season 1), several dining and shopping options, a casino , a club, a theme park, *breathe,* and an art gallery with regular exhibitions, all packed with attractions that rival the wildest resorts in Las Vegas.

While Season 1 contestants only spent time in suites (the hotel's "deluxe pool villas (open in new tab)" are larger than the average apartment and have private pools), the Season 2 trailer shows the performers at the "arts-entertainment" resort's hints that the rest of the resort can be enjoyed, and includes shots of a couple enjoying a private dip in the property's public indoor pool and riding a carousel.

As for prices to visit this mini-Vegas, a two-night package at the Paradise Hotel in a deluxe single room starts at 221,000 won (about $168); there is also a second hotel, the boutique-style Art Paradiso, but this one will be closed from July 2020 It has been closed since July 2020 for COVID-19.