A family’s holiday took a truly surreal turn after they made a bizarre discovery inside their Airbnb. After walking inside the San Diego, California accommodation, two sisters noticed something strange on the wall that they never could have expected: a picture of their family. In a strange coincidence, the framed photo showed their family playing on the beach a decade earlier, the New York Postreports. The sisters shared their find in a now-viral video, where they explained how they spotted the photograph hanging inside the holiday rental and quickly realised it featured their own family from about ten years earlier.After taking a closer look, they confirmed it really was them by matching their faces and even the bathing suits they had been wearing during the beach outing.The unexpected discovery left the siblings in disbelief, with one of the sisters admitting they were “spiralling” at the odds of stumbling upon a picture of themselves in a home they had never visited before.The family said it was their first time checking into the Airbnb, making the coincidence even more astonishing.The clip has since sparked amazement online, with viewers calling the discovery “insane” and pointing out just how extraordinarily unlikely it would be for a family to unknowingly rent a property displaying a photo of themselves taken years earlier.Some viewers chimed in with tales of similar eerie coincidences, while another jokingly blamed CERN for the mind-bending twist.Though the family never learned how the photograph found its way into the home, they were certain it was genuine, recognising each family member and the swimsuits from that now-unforgettable day.In October last year, an Australian family of five walked out of their accommodation after making a terrifying discovery in their Perth CBD Airbnb.Kriss and Kate Hardman had checked into the four-bedroom home when they stumbled upon a massive camera pointing directly into the living room.The camera appeared to be on as a red dot blinked while Mr Hardman filmed it.“It’s a nice place, but there’s one thing I’m not sure about. Maybe you can help me out,” he asked his social media followers.“Is that allowed in Airbnbs? Is that standard practice? I don’t think it should be allowed.”In a separate clip, the couple revealed they had decided to leave the accommodation and book a hotel after the incident left them “spooked.”“The safety of our three children was what meant the most to us,” Mr Hardman said.“Airbnb fully supported this. They said that we could move and they would find accommodation equivalent to where we were staying, which was a four-bedroom place central to Perth CBD.”A spokesperson for Airbnb Australia and New Zealand told news.com.au that hosts are not permitted to have security cameras or recording devices that monitor indoor spaces in homes, even if they are turned off.Part of this article originally appeared in the New York Post and was reproduced here with permissionRead related topics:AirBnB