The party need to travel to get there, so some of the old stories of sea journeys might offer inspiration - Wikipedia has pages for The Voyage of Bran, Máel Dúin and Echtra Cormaic. One scene in particular that could set the tone:I’d like to strike them with a sense of Different and Fantastic that calls back to the wonders of childhood discovery.
After two days, he sees a man on a chariot speeding towards him. The man is Manannán mac Lir, and he tells Bran that he is not sailing upon the ocean, but upon a flowery plain. He also reveals to Bran that there are many men riding in chariots, but that they are invisible.