The world's most exciting private islands according to Forbes
Forbes Travel Guide editors have searched for perfect islands for those looking for privacy, world-class cuisine or exciting experiences such as swimming with sharks.
The following is a picture of these islands:
The Brando
When Brando visited the Tetiaroa atoll, he became fascinated by the crystal clear waters of French Polynesia and the coconut palms he bought, and the actor's ownership continued to create an all-inclusive wonderland of 35 villas and priceless views that became a haven for celebrities such as Leonardo DiCaprio.
Four Seasons Resort Lanai
Lanai, which was the world's largest pineapple producer, became a luxury haven when billionaire Larry Ellison bought the rugged Hawaiian Island in 2012, the island's centerpiece is a five-star hotel with marine reserves, fine restaurants (Malibu Farm and Nobu) and a golf course, where a wedding was held. Bill Gates.
Jumby Bay Island
Christopher Columbus discovered what he called “paradise” when he discovered the white sands and turquoise waters of Gombe Bay in 1493.
Today, the 300-acre Antigua hideaway is ready to receive anyone in nine well-appointed rooms and residences. The hotel offers a swimming pool and a spa center.
Velaa Private Island
This exclusive cache of Uber, 116 miles north of the capital of the Maldives, Malé, offers splendid beaches, sparkling waters and sea-inspired décor, a destination where travelers spend a long time climbing rocks, playing tennis, kayaking and parasailing.
The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort
Justin Bieber is said to admire the island, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban spent their honeymoon, offering turquoise water, plenty of activities along with luxury and luxury accommodation.
Fisher Island Club
Located off the coast of Miami, a ferry ride from the vibrant South Beach, this tropical oasis offers plenty of outdoor activities (including golf and tennis) along with an attractive beach, dining, and sunshine in South Florida.
Rosewood Little Dix Bay
When this 500-acre Caribbean resort reopens in March 2020, expect more luxury on the island. Tropical attractions include three restaurants with sea views, a cliff spa, and plenty of sailing on the turquoise waters of the British Virgin Islands.
Four Seasons Maldives Private Island at Voavah
The first UNESCO sanctuary for exclusive use in the world, this breathtaking resort brings seclusion to another level, with only seven accommodations, and an area of five acres to enjoy the sunset.
Four Seasons Hotel Bora Bora
Bora Bora has been listed as “the most beautiful island in the world” and is also the most impressive tropical resort in the world, offering bungalows with water views, luxury villas, and a spa.
Little Palm Island Resort & Spa
The Florida Keys Oasis, reopened after renovation, is an example of island life, with thatched-roof huts and an ocean-view swimming pool.
COMO Parrot Cay
Stay in luxury villas designed by Donna Karan, in the tranquil Turks and Caicos shelter.
Necker Island
From a floating sushi bar to abundant wildlife (the appearance of lemurs and flamingos), this utopian city of the British Virgin Islands of billionaire Richard Branson is no ordinary, after a day at the beach, you can relax with chess.
Six Senses Zil Pasyon
Conservation activities are essential at this resort in Seychelles, where coral-growing initiatives, organic cuisine, and villas that blend with the surrounding landscape, with diving pools and butler service, of course, create a private retreat for the island where you can feel relaxed.
Laucala Island
The former 3460-acre property owned by Malcolm Forbes has everything you might want, including 14 boats, a golf course and 25 thatched-roof villas set amidst coconut plantations, beaches and mountains, each with an infinity pool.
Forbes Travel Guide editors have searched for perfect islands for those looking for privacy, world-class cuisine or exciting experiences such as swimming with sharks.
The following is a picture of these islands:
The Brando
When Brando visited the Tetiaroa atoll, he became fascinated by the crystal clear waters of French Polynesia and the coconut palms he bought, and the actor's ownership continued to create an all-inclusive wonderland of 35 villas and priceless views that became a haven for celebrities such as Leonardo DiCaprio.
Four Seasons Resort Lanai
Lanai, which was the world's largest pineapple producer, became a luxury haven when billionaire Larry Ellison bought the rugged Hawaiian Island in 2012, the island's centerpiece is a five-star hotel with marine reserves, fine restaurants (Malibu Farm and Nobu) and a golf course, where a wedding was held. Bill Gates.
Jumby Bay Island
Christopher Columbus discovered what he called “paradise” when he discovered the white sands and turquoise waters of Gombe Bay in 1493.
Today, the 300-acre Antigua hideaway is ready to receive anyone in nine well-appointed rooms and residences. The hotel offers a swimming pool and a spa center.
Velaa Private Island
This exclusive cache of Uber, 116 miles north of the capital of the Maldives, Malé, offers splendid beaches, sparkling waters and sea-inspired décor, a destination where travelers spend a long time climbing rocks, playing tennis, kayaking and parasailing.
The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort
Justin Bieber is said to admire the island, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban spent their honeymoon, offering turquoise water, plenty of activities along with luxury and luxury accommodation.
Fisher Island Club
Located off the coast of Miami, a ferry ride from the vibrant South Beach, this tropical oasis offers plenty of outdoor activities (including golf and tennis) along with an attractive beach, dining, and sunshine in South Florida.
Rosewood Little Dix Bay
When this 500-acre Caribbean resort reopens in March 2020, expect more luxury on the island. Tropical attractions include three restaurants with sea views, a cliff spa, and plenty of sailing on the turquoise waters of the British Virgin Islands.
Four Seasons Maldives Private Island at Voavah
The first UNESCO sanctuary for exclusive use in the world, this breathtaking resort brings seclusion to another level, with only seven accommodations, and an area of five acres to enjoy the sunset.
Four Seasons Hotel Bora Bora
Bora Bora has been listed as “the most beautiful island in the world” and is also the most impressive tropical resort in the world, offering bungalows with water views, luxury villas, and a spa.
Little Palm Island Resort & Spa
The Florida Keys Oasis, reopened after renovation, is an example of island life, with thatched-roof huts and an ocean-view swimming pool.
COMO Parrot Cay
Stay in luxury villas designed by Donna Karan, in the tranquil Turks and Caicos shelter.
Necker Island
From a floating sushi bar to abundant wildlife (the appearance of lemurs and flamingos), this utopian city of the British Virgin Islands of billionaire Richard Branson is no ordinary, after a day at the beach, you can relax with chess.
Six Senses Zil Pasyon
Conservation activities are essential at this resort in Seychelles, where coral-growing initiatives, organic cuisine, and villas that blend with the surrounding landscape, with diving pools and butler service, of course, create a private retreat for the island where you can feel relaxed.
Laucala Island
The former 3460-acre property owned by Malcolm Forbes has everything you might want, including 14 boats, a golf course and 25 thatched-roof villas set amidst coconut plantations, beaches and mountains, each with an infinity pool.
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