Looking For A Unique Vacation Adventure? Here Are The Strangest Airbnb Rentals Around The World

Airbnb is a great website for finding the best vacation rentals. With more than a million listings in more than 30,000 cities and almost 200 countries, you will also be able to find the weirdest and strangest Airbnb rentals around the world.

The Business Insider compiled a list of Airbnb vacation rentals that are unusual but great. These locations are perfect for those who want something new and unique -- more fun, more adventures!

The first on the list is the Wunderschönes Design Baumhaus in Wismar, Germany. This rental is described as a hi-tech treehouse that costs $130 per night.

Next on the list is a customized train car in Provence. It is a very strange and old-fashioned rental that costs $120 per night.

The third is called the "House of Collection" located in Brooklyn. This rental is filled with unique items, tools, furniture and artworks -- priced at around $400 per night.

In Isla Mujeres, there is an unusual rental called "Casa Caracol" or "The Seashell House". The rental is shaped like a seashell and costs about $225 per night.

Next on the list is Los Angeles' "Mosaic Tile House." It is filled with artistic and colorful tiles -- at $500 per night.

The seventh unusual Airbnb rental is the "Boot and Breakfast" lodging in Tasman, New Zealand. It is shaped like a large boot and costs $225 per night.

In Hong Kong, visitors can rent an unusual tent in the Palm Beach Teepee Village located in front of the sea that only costs $122 per night.

The ninth rental on the list is the Bonita Domes pod in Joshua Tree, California. This rental is made from cement and earth and costs only $65 per night.

The next on the list is the Waitanic Ship Motel in New Zealand. It is a customized patrol boat from World War II and costs $239 per night.

The final rental on the list is the Kissamos Windmills in Greece. The rental is shaped like a windmill and costs $103 per night.

This list of the strangest Airbnb rentals can provide people with unique and enjoyable vacation lodgings around the world but the Independent Traveller has some extra advice for all travellers.

"A surefire way to turn any vacation into an epic wreck is by crafting an itinerary with too many activities -- or by not making an itinerary at all and simply expecting to see and do way more than your two-night weekend getaway can handle. The solution? Always make an itinerary, and when you do, stick with the old cliché: less is more."