Explore the World in VR:
Best Travel Apps

The world feels closer now. Seriously. Today, you don’t need to pack a bag, buy plane tickets, or pay for a visa just to see Machu Picchu. All you need is a VR headset and a little time.
Travel VR apps in 2025 don’t just show you pretty pictures. They make you feel like you’re there. Want to fly over New York City, stand at the base of Mount Everest, or see what Tokyo looked like 30 years ago? You can.
And if you get bored of just “looking” — there’s a place in Detroit where you step into the action. And trust us, it’s far from boring.

Imagine this. Morning in the Maldives. Evening in Iceland. At night, you’re walking through an ancient Aztec city. No airport lines. No stress.
VR travel is booming for one simple reason — it works.
360° visuals. Spatial audio. Total freedom of movement. You truly feel like you’re standing at the edge of the Grand Canyon or strolling the streets of Paris.
Who’s it for? Almost everyone.

• Families with kids — show them the world without breaking the bank
• People with limited mobility
• Those afraid of flying
• Or anyone who just needs a change of scenery without leaving home

It’s convenient, exciting, safe. And honestly? Really cool.
But let’s break it down.

This isn’t just a map. It’s your chance to soar above cities, dive into hidden corners of the planet, and fly across the world. You can zoom into streets, explore buildings, and admire landscapes in 3D. Think of it as a teleport to anywhere on Earth.
Google Earth VR is perfect for geography buffs, curious travelers, or anyone looking to explore. There’s no set goal — just pure discovery. And it’s addictive.

Wander is like a relaxed walk through streets, waterfronts, and city squares. It’s built on Google Street View, so you can literally visit any place a Google camera has been.
The coolest feature? The “time machine.” You can see what a street looked like 10, 20, even 30 years ago. Want to visit 1990s Tokyo? Just a few clicks away.
Great for solo exploration or virtual hangouts with friends — no need to step outside.

If you want more than just sights — if you want atmosphere — this one’s for you. You’ll go on polar expeditions, explore ancient ruins, trek icy landscapes. Real adventures, with voiceover guides that feel straight out of a documentary.
The detail here is stunning. Paddle through icebergs or climb mountain trails — it all feels intensely real. This isn’t a tour. It’s a full story-driven experience.

This feels like stepping into a living postcard. One that moves, breathes, and reacts to you.
You’ll visit photorealistic landscapes: U.S. national parks, volcanoes, geysers, glaciers. You can change the time of day, watch the wildlife, and just soak in the atmosphere.
Brink Traveler is ideal for anyone who wants to slow down and escape the noise. No monsters. No explosions. Just nature’s beauty and deep immersion.

An app that takes you to cities, universities, hotels — even beauty salons. All in 360° video, where you choose where to look.
Perfect for trip planning or exploring new places without the crowds and chaos.
Especially fun in a VR headset — it genuinely feels like you’re walking those streets and window-shopping in real life.

• scape VR — Travel videos from Bali to Paris
• Sygic Travel VR — Destination guides with detailed info
• TRAVR — Interactive city tours
• VeeR VR — Cinematic travel films

Each one gives you a different take on the world. Some focus on education. Others on emotion. Some are just stunning to look at.

Apps are great. But eventually, you’ll want more.
You’ll want to stop watching. You’ll want to be there.
At Anvio VR Club in Detroit, you don’t just wear a headset. You step into the story. There’s a full-scale arena where you can move freely. Wireless controllers in hand. No static scenery. Just pure adventure.
Here’s what you can play:

• City Z — A post-apocalyptic zombie survival co-op for six players. Not a walk. A fight for your life.
• Lost Sanctuary — An Indiana Jones–style quest. Mysteries, puzzles, and a touch of magic.
• Station Zarya — Space combat against aliens. Feels like a movie. Only now, you’re the main character.
• Revolta — Team PvP mode for those who love to compete and win.

There’s also a lounge area, arcade games, PlayStation, and private rooms for parties. Bring your friends, your family, or celebrate a birthday.

Virtual reality isn’t a toy anymore. It’s a way to travel, learn, play, and unwind. No visas. No flights. No packing.
Apps like Google Earth VR, Wander VR, and National Geographic Explore VR give you a new perspective on our planet.
But if you want more — come to Anvio Detroit. There, you don’t just see the world. You live in it.
Booking is easy: detroit.anvio.com
Address: 1030 Randolph St, Detroit, MI 48226
Ready for your first VR journey?
Buckle up. It’s going to be good.