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Seven beaches surround ring this 850-acre island in the
British Virgin Islands
Guana is one of the most intimate private-island resorts: just 15 rooms.
It’s as much about what you get (food that’s better than you expect) as what you don’t (phones and televisions).
Guana is a private island – while the entire private island can be rented for the right price, you can opt to sequester yourselves in one of Guana Island’s 15 guest rooms.
Guana is one of the most intimate private-island resorts: just 15 rooms.
It’s as much about what you get (food that’s better than you expect) as what you don’t (phones and televisions).
Guana Island British Virgin Islands – www.guana.com
Musha Cay is said to be the most luxurious private island resort in the world.Located in the pristine waters of the southern Bahamas chain of islands, in the out islands of Exuma – approximately 85 miles from Nassau.
When you rent Musha Cay, you and your guests have the exclusive use of the property, and a professional staff of 30 is on hand to cater up to 24 guests.
Musha Cay offers 150 acres of exquisite white sand beaches, crystal clear turquoise water, and an unspoiled oasis of tropical flowers, trees and foliage.
Guests have included Oprah Winfrey, who spared no expense treating her guests to a world class luxury holiday.
See this private island paradise for yourself, and you will be impressed – http://www.mushacay.com/
Follow a couples dream of owning their own piece of paradise . . .
It’s been our dream to own and operate a private Caribbean island resort.
This is the story of how that dream began on a vacation to a small tropical island. Share these first thoughts; we call “island fever”, journey through the exhausting research process and finally discover how our island dream ended with the purchase of a caye* in Belize.
Join us throughout the development process and witness the details and pictures of its progress. Watch as Tranquility Caye transforms from a mangrove jungle into a romantic private island resort.
* Belizean islands are called cayes, pronounced “keys.”
Doug & K.T. Ingersoll
http://www.tranquilitycaye.com/
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