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15 Of the World’s Most Expensive Private Islands Available on Rent

By Andrew Alpin, 15 April 2018

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It is a universally acknowledged fact that people in the world, who are rich, want to get away and escape the ugly cutthroat realities of the business world. There are many natural and beautiful world’s most expensive private islands on rent scattered all across the planet and just waiting for millionaires to lap up. Their own private getaways provide them a chance for relaxation and to soak up the sun in the lap of natural luxury. In such tranquil oceans of peace, one forgets about the hustle and bustle of city life for a while. Most of these islands or manicured deserts seem straight out of a Hollywood set, dripping with luxury. Many of them run by private agencies or governments offer world-class services 24/7 with food prepared by expert chefs and butler services. A sojourn on such a location will make you forget about your dreary lives and enjoy the break.

15 Ile des Deux Cocos, Mauritius

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This heavenly retreat is located 200 meters away from its sister island called Lux le Mome. The Ile des Deux Cocos is a private island off Mauritius with a two bedroomed villa on rent. Built in the 1920’s by the then Governor, it has now been restored to its former glory with luxurious amenities featuring 24/7 service. Rent per night is $2000. 

Ile des Deux Cocos, Mauritius

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14Wadigi Island, Fiji

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Well, this location is so exclusive that it hosts just 6 guests at a time. The breathtaking island is only accessible by helicopter. The best part of this 5-star luxury island is it successfully blends state of the art of technology with natural beauty for maximum comfort. One can live high tech while enjoying the natural beauty of the seascape and idyllic beaches. Moreover, the traditional Fijian gourmet dishes are to die for. What makes it more famous is the adjoining island of Monuriki that served as a shooting location for the Tom Hanks movie, Castaway. With chefs and housekeepers at your beck and call 24/7, this property costs around $2,500 -$ 7000/ night.

Wadigi Island, Fiji

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13Satellite Island, Tasmania

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Legend has it that this immaculate island nestled off the Tasmanian coast was discovered by an unknown French expedition in the late 18 the century. It was much sought after as an excellent observatory to spot a plethora of rare indigenous birds such as sea eagles and robins. Now that it has been turned in to a luxury property for guests, you can experience a range of activities such as kayaking and scuba diving. This privately owned island is available on rent for only a dozen guests at a time. The price? A whopping $3,900/ night. 

Satellite Island, Tasmania

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12Lizard Island, Australia

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Lizard Island may sound creepy but it sure is a misnomer as this Australian island is the most exclusive among the jet-setting elite. 150 miles from Cairns, this island has bravely survived a couple of destructive cyclones. It has always survived like a phoenix rising from the ashes and now stands in perfect glory. There are 2 dozen pristine beaches all around it and surrounded by crystal clear sea and pleasant weather, which might make it a paradise for some. Lizard Island has 40 states of the art villas at a price tag of $6000/night. 

Lizard Island, Australia

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11Dolphin Island, Fiji

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Dolphin Island was bought by Alex Heeren of Hukka retreats. When it was a sheer 14 acres of shambles, he completely restored it to its former glory and opened it for the world. Now weary travellers worldwide can come and enjoy their own castaway experience in luxury. Only 8 guests are allowed at a time. Well, they won’t complain as they are treated with the international gourmet cuisine, fresh seafood, and beautiful tropical weather. You can also explore your adventurous side with water activities or indulge in pampering sessions such as a spa, which uses natural occurring oil from the region. The pocket pinch for this island is $6000/night. 

Dolphin Island, Fiji

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