7 Netflix Movies With A Similar Vibe To ‘People We Meet On Vacation’
Ever finished a book and wished you could step right into that same warm, fuzzy feeling again? People We Meet On Vacation gave us that perfect blend of friendship, romance, and wanderlust that makes your heart feel full.
Lucky for you, Netflix’s catalog changes by country and over time, but these Netflix-distributed picks tend to match a similar cozy, romance-forward vibe – think charming banter, slow-burn chemistry, and stories that remind you why falling in love (or back in love) with your best friend is the ultimate adventure.
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1. Set It Up
Two assistants who are overworked and exhausted hatch a plan to get their demanding bosses off their backs.
They decide to set up their bosses with each other, hoping for a little peace and quiet at work. But as the matchmaking unfolds, these two schemers start to realize they might have more in common than they thought.
The witty banter and undeniable chemistry make this a total crowd-pleaser. If you love stories where friendship sneaks up on you and turns into something more, this one delivers all the feels.
2. Always Be My Maybe
Childhood best friends Sasha and Marcus shared everything growing up, until life pulled them in different directions. Fifteen years later, they reconnect in San Francisco, and old feelings start bubbling up again.
Sasha’s now a celebrity chef, while Marcus still plays in his childhood band and works for his dad.
Their differences create hilarious tension, but the heart of the story is all about second chances and realizing what (and who) really matters. A cameo might have you laughing out loud, too.
3. To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before
What happens when your secret love letters get mailed out without your permission?
Lara Jean finds out the hard way when five boys from her past suddenly know exactly how she felt about them. To save face, she enters a fake relationship with one of them – Peter Kavinsky, the charming lacrosse player.
But pretending to date someone can get complicated fast, especially when real feelings start sneaking in. This movie is pure sweetness with just the right amount of butterflies and heartfelt moments that stick with you.
4. Someone Great
Breakups are brutal, but having your best friends by your side makes all the difference.
Jenny just landed her dream job in San Francisco, but it cost her a nine-year relationship. Instead of wallowing alone, she rallies her two best friends for one last epic adventure in New York City.
Throughout the day, they laugh, cry, dance, and remind each other what really matters. Honestly, this movie gets the messy, beautiful reality of moving on and leaning on the people who love you most.
5. Your Place Or Mine
Best friends Debbie and Peter have been each other’s rock for twenty years, despite living on opposite coasts.
When they swap homes for a week, they each get a peek into the other’s life in ways they never expected. Debbie heads to Los Angeles to chase a dream, while Peter takes care of her teenage son back in New York.
The distance forces them to see what’s been right in front of them all along. It’s cozy, heartfelt, and perfect for anyone who believes the best relationships start with friendship.
6. Love At First Sight
Picture this: you meet someone on a plane, share an unforgettable conversation, and then lose them in the chaos of a busy airport.
That’s exactly what happens to Hadley and Oliver on a flight from New York to London. Their connection is instant and electric, but life has other plans.
As they navigate fate, family, and the messiness of real life, you’ll find yourself rooting for them every step of the way. Sometimes the universe has a funny way of bringing people together exactly when they need it most.
7. The Half Of It
Ellie Chu is the quiet, brainy girl who writes essays for cash in her small town.
When the sweet but awkward classmate Paul asks her to write love letters to his crush, Ellie reluctantly agrees. But there’s a twist – Ellie’s also falling for the same girl.
What unfolds is a tender, thoughtful exploration of identity, friendship, and what it really means to love someone. This one’s beautifully written and will leave you thinking long after the credits roll.
