The summer Olympics are back — and so are the Olympic Village athlete beds.

Last time around at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the athletes’ accommodations made headlines for their intriguing material: cardboard. Designed to be recycled into new products after the Games were finished, the beds did have to overcome allegations of being “anti-intimacy.”

Regardless of their purpose, the cardboard beds evidently proved a success, as they’re back and strong as ever this year.

Get a closer look at the Olympic Village beds with Tom Daley.

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— NBC Olympics & Paralympics (@NBCOlympics) July 23, 2024

For Olympic surfers, however, things are a bit different. With Paris offering no particularly close location for surfing competition, this Games’ edition of the event will be held in Tahiti — the farthest a medal competition has ever been held from a host city.

With the competitors over 9,000 miles away from Paris, a surfer-specific Olympic village was needed. The result? A floating village on board a cruise liner based out of the island.

The Olympic Village for surfing athletes is onboard the Aranui 5, A cruise-liner based in Tahiti #ParisOlympics
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— NBC Olympics & Paralympics (@NBCOlympics) July 23, 2024

Each room includes a balcony with an ocean view. Notably, they do not also contain cardboard beds.