Highlights
- Sims need rest and adventure, not just careers and skills, to thrive in The Sims 4 world.
- Vacations offer unique worlds for Sims to explore, from Batuu’s Star Wars delights to Sulani’s beach paradise.
- Take a break from the city life and escape to wilderness wonders like Granite Falls for camping and hiking.
In the bustling world of The Sims 4, where careers flourish, skills are honed, and families thrive, it’s easy for players to get consumed with the pursuit of success and prosperity. The game often becomes an endless cycle of skill-building and career progression, leading to bored and uninspired player bases. The fundamental aspect of a Sim’s life that gets overlooked is the need for rest, relaxation, and adventure. Sometimes the greatest adventures are the ones waiting to be had just beyond a Sim’s front door!
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Vacations allow Sims to break free from the monotony of their everyday life and embark on unforgettable journeys. Each of these worlds offers its unique blend of adventure, relaxation, and opportunity for creating lasting memories. From the sun-kissed beaches of Sulani to the snow-capped peaks of Mt. Komorebi, The Sims 4 offers a plethora of vacation worlds that are just waiting to be explored.
Using a Sim’s phone or computer, find the options for travel and select “Take a Vacation.” Players can invite the Sims they plan on vacationing with, where they will go, and the number of days they’d like to stay. Many destination worlds have pre-made rental houses, but players can add more rental lots by
changing lot types in build mode
or simulating vacations through their storytelling.
1 Batuu
The Ultimate Geeky Getaway
For Sims who geek out about Star Wars and dream of dueling with lightsabers, Batuu is the perfect far, far-away galaxy planet to visit. Whether they are drawn to the Resistance or the First Order, Batuu offers Sims a chance to join factions and complete themed aspirations. Sims can look forward to competing in epic lightsaber duels, trying their luck at Sabacc (a gambling game), and tasting the planet’s exotic cuisine.
Sims who travel to Batuu must do so in style! There are plenty of Star Wars-themed outfits and costumes that Sims can wear during their stay. Immerse each Sim into the Star Wars universe by cosplaying as characters like Princess Leia or Darth Vader. Fulfill Sims’ fantasies by interacting with Batuu’s famous townies: Rey, Kylo Ren, Hondo Ohnaka, and Vi Moradi. Despite facing criticism and backlash from the Sims community, this game pack and its destination world add plenty of exciting role-play and storytelling elements for players to experiment with.
2 Windenburg
Urban Flair, Countryside Charm
Although it is mainly considered a residential world, Windenburg is a great place for Sims with a taste for exploration to visit for their next vacation. Inspired by European landscapes, Windenburg is the perfect blend of traditional countryside and modern city scene. Visit attractions like the Ancient Ruins and the Von Haunt Estate, steeped in mystery and history, or enjoy a romantic picnic at the Island Bluffs. Windenburg is ideal for adventurous Sims looking to uncover hidden secrets.
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But Windenburg is not just about history and nature. Sims looking to let loose and party the night away during their getaway will find no shortage of entertainment options in the city center. From cozy cafes and bustling bars to pulsating nightclubs, Windenburg offers a vibrant nightlife scene that caters to every taste and preference. Whether Sims are looking to sip cocktails at The Narwhal Arms or dance until dawn at the Discotheque Pan Europa, Windenburg has it all.
3 Del Sol Valley
Vacation Like A Red Carpet Star
Del Sol Valley is another world players often overlook when it comes to vacationing. It is home to rich and famous celebrities but could be a great destination for Sims looking for a taste of the high life. Sims looking to mingle with the elite should travel to the Orchid A Go Go lounge, where celebrities host meet-and-greets and open mic nights. The hotspot in town, the Studio PBP lounge, is the location of the prestigious Starlight Accolades award show. This night of glamour, excitement, and drama is a once-in-a-lifetime event that is not to be missed.
For Sims with a passion for film and television, the Plumbob Pictures Museum is a must-visit attraction. Tour through the museum’s extensive collection of props, costumes, and memorabilia from Del Sol Valley’s most iconic productions.​​​​​​​ Stroll down Starlight Boulevard, the Sim version of the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Marvel at the iconic celebrity star tiles, each bearing the name of a beloved actor, musician, or influencer. Snap some selfies, collect autographs, and bask in the glamour of celebrity culture.
4 Tartosa
Heavenly Honeymooner’s Hot Spot
- DLC: The Sims 4: My Wedding Stories (Game Pack)
- Activities: Window Shopping, Beach, Weddings, Hiking, Fishing
Along the sun-kissed shores of Tartosa, vacationers can immerse themselves in a world of romance, beauty, and matrimonial bliss.​​​​​​​ From the moment a Sim sinks their feet into the sandy beaches of Tartosa, they’ll be greeted by the breathtaking beauty of its coastal landscapes and romantic sites.​​​​​​​ Discover the world’s romantic history by visiting its iconic landmarks and browsing shops for wedding necessities like flowers, cakes, and attire.
There’s no shortage of activities to fill the days and nights with joy and romance. Most Sims flock to the beach for activities like building sandcastles, drawing in the sand, tanning, and swimming. Explore scenic hiking trails or tranquil fishing spots in northern Tartosa. Dance the night away at the Celebrazioni d’Amore lounge. In Tartosa, every sunset is a promise of new beginnings, and every moment is an opportunity to create the perfect love story.
5 Selvadorada
Where Adventure Awaits
Selvadorada — a play on El Salvador that translates to “Golden Jungle” — is a destination that beckons adventurers to embark on a journey of discovery. Amid vast expanses of lush jungle and ancient ruins, Selvadorada offers tourists and vacationers the opportunity to learn about the forgotten civilization and rich culture of the Omiscan people. Whether it’s exploring overgrown temples, uncovering lost artifacts, or delving into secret passages within the jungle, Selvadorada promises endless possibilities for entertainment and adventure.
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Visit the Alam Museum of Archeology or interact with locals in the bustling settlement to gain insights into Omiscan culture and customs. If they’re lucky, Sims can come across the enigmatic NPC Bonehilda, who is rumored to reside in the depths of the temples. Traverse through the steamy jungle or the national park, then head to the Cantina to sip on drinks, groove to the music, and cool off after a long day. Every moment spent in this tropical paradise is sure to leave a lasting impression on vacationing Sims.
6 Granite Falls
An Escape To Wilderness Wonderland
Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and travel to Granite Falls. It beckons vacationers to submerge themselves in the wonders of the great outdoors. Sims can hike along scenic trails, roast marshmallows over crackling campfires, or enjoy the scents and sounds of nature. While exploring Granite Falls, Sims may encounter various types of wildlife, including collectible insects and bears that roam the campgrounds. These encounters can evoke a sense of tension and excitement, adding an extra layer of thrill to Sims’ outdoor adventures.
Throughout the woods of Granite Falls, Sims will find numerous campfires scattered amid the trees, providing the perfect spot to grill food, tell stories, and bond with friends and family under the starlit sky. Pack up the family for a memorable weekend getaway or bring the bros for a bonding trip. Pitch tents in the middle of the woods, like most players for rags-to-riches challenges, or rent a cabin for a glamping experience.
7 Mt. Komorebi
Alpine Adventure Awaits
Mt. Komorebi has become a hotspot for tourists seeking a vacation that’s equal parts thrilling and tranquil. From families looking to bond over outdoor adventures to thrill-seekers craving heart-pounding excitement, Mt. Komorebi welcomes visitors of all ages and interests with open arms. Sims can speed down the snow-covered slopes on a sled, snowboard, or a pair of skis. Brave souls can attempt a climbing excursion up the world’s namesake mountain.
Although it is known as the coldest world in The Sims 4, Sims don’t have to suffer near-death experiences due to the freezing temperatures. Relax and soak in the rejuvenating waters of the onsen bathhouse after a long day of hiking and hitting the slopes. Just remember to honor the world’s customs and traditions. Mt. Komorebi offers the perfect balance of relaxation and adventure for every traveler.
8 Sulani
Sulani Beckons With Sun, Sand, And Serenity
Sulani, the sun-soaked world from the Island Living expansion, is the best world for Sims to travel to for a vacation. This chain of islands welcomes travelers from near and far to bask in the beauty of its blue oceans and embrace the warmth of its friendly community. Sims can swim in the sea with dolphins and mermaids, travel through the Cave of Sulani, build sandcastles and tan on the beach, or snorkel in the colorful coral reefs. Every moment spent in Sulani is a feast for the senses.​​​​​​​
Rent a luxurious beach home built on the sandy ocean coast or visit for a day trip to the beach. Sims can relax to the soothing sound of waves lapping against the shore, feel the warm sun on their skin, and breathe in the fresh ocean breeze. They can lounge under a palm tree, take a stroll along the water’s edge, or boat in the ocean waters. Sulani provides the perfect backdrop for Sims to unwind, recharge their souls, and reconnect with nature and their loved ones.
The Sims 4
- Released
- September 2, 2014
- Genre(s)
- Simulation
