Lush Private Islands For Sale

Vatu Vara Island, Fiji

$75 million

Called “Hat Island” because of its central plateau, Vatu Vara is an extinct volcano island with twin peaks that descend into a clear blue lagoon. A coral reef surrounds the lagoon and beaches, making for excellent diving and snorkeling. Only accessible by boat, the island has a flat section approximately 7,000-feet long, which could be turned into an airstrip. For more information, contact Cheyenne Morrison at Coldwell Banker Morrison’s Private Islands.

Ronde Island, Grenada $70 million

 

Undeveloped and uninhabited, this 2,000-acre island is one of the largest for sale in the Caribbean. It has a rolling landscape of hills and valleys, several large harbors suitable for a dock and a surrounding reef with 100 feet of water visibility, including a swim-through cave, which opens into an underground quartz-filled cavern.
For more information, contact Private Islands, Inc.

Great Hans Lollik Island, U.S. Virgin Islands  $45 million

Just off the coast of St. Thomas, Great Hans Lollik Island is the most expensive island under the U.S. flag. Its main feature is a crescent-shaped beach with water visibile to the sea floor. Over 500 acres, the isle is only 8,000 feet offshore from St. Thomas, making it one of the most accessible on our list.

For more information, contact Vladi Private Islands, Cheyenne Morrison at Coldwell Banker Morrison’s Private Islands or Private Islands, Inc.

Cerralvo Island, Mexico $45 million

High bluffs and headlands fill the ridgeline of arid Baja Island. An angler's dream, the Sea of Cortez is renowned for its big-game fishing. More protected than the nearby Pacific Ocean, fishermen here find a good supply of trophy swordfish, marlin, sailfish and dorado. It is only 16 miles from an airport, and then two hours from Los Angeles. For more information, contact Vladi Private Islands or Cheyenne Morrison at Coldwell Banker Morrison’s Private Islands.

Kanacea Island, Fiji $44 million 

Eight miles in circumference, Kanacea is a volcanic formation of seven peaks. Rich tropical soil and steady rainfall made the island an ideal location for agriculture, and was once used as a plantation dating back to 1863. The interior valleys are filled with streams, pools and springs, which weave between the summits.

For more information, contact Cheyenne Morrison at Coldwell Banker Morrison’s Private Islands.

Kaimbu Island Resort, Fiji $38 million

A 14-mile long lagoon separates Kaimbu from its sister island, Yacata. Kaimbu boasts a five-star resort hotel constructed from local lumber and coconut fiber rope. Each room has ceiling-to-floor sliding glass doors, which give occupants a 180-degree view of the beach, lagoon and surrounding islands.
For more information, contact Cheyenne Morrison at Coldwell Banker Morrison’s Private Islands.

Pakatoa Island, New Zealand $35 million

A 30-mile boat ride from Auckland, the developed Pakatoa Island is for those who want to read Robinson Crusoe instead of reenact it. It has 33 self-contained chalets, 10 cabana units, a restaurant, coffee bar and a chain of heated swimming pools. Previously owned by theater magnate Sir Robert Kerridge, the island was a resort where 17-year-old Russell Crowe worked organizing bingo tournaments.
For more information, contact Vladi Private Islands or Cheyenne Morrison at Coldwell Banker Morrison’s Private Islands.