Fijis Nanuku Island costs just $499 per night. Picture: AirBNB
- Private island holidays become affordable
- Islands are located all over the world
- Cheapest is a Canadian island that sleeps seven people for $129
PRIVATE island holidays aren't just for mega-rich celebrities. You can rent out your own island for as little as a $129 per night.
No, we're not joking.
AirBNB, an accommodation booking website that launched in Australia six months ago, has ten private islands available for holiday rental under $1000.
In pictures: Private islands for under $1000.
The pick of the bunch would have to be Fiji's Nanuku Island. This 10-acre paradise is filled with hundred year-old coconut trees. The island's nearest neighbour Red Bull's exclusive 7-star Laucala Island Resort is 24 kilometres away. Nanuku is just as beautiful but much cheaper at $499 per night. And you get it all to yourself.
The island is a marine and wildlife sanctuary home to nesting Hawkesbill and Leatherback turtles. There are two basic wooden huts with 180 degree ocean views just ten steps away from the water. In total they sleep eight people comfortably.
The owners will even throw in a snorkel, kayak and fishing gear. On request you can get a private cook, catering and guided diving tours.
It's even cheaper to rent a private island in Canada. For $129 you can rent a private island in the middle of the Canadian channel of the St Lawrence River. The island is 45 minutes by boat and car to Kingston, Ontario. It may be a little colder than Fiji but you can still swim, go boating and watch fabulous sunrises and sunsets. The island cabin sleeps seven in "rustic comfort".
It the US, McGee Island in St George costs $543 per night to rent out. The island accommodates at least 16 in a ten bedroom home. But expect to lose track of time: there are no clocks, no televisions, no radios and no telephones.
McGee Island in St George, United States costs $543 per night to rent out. The island accommodates at least 16 in ten bedroom. But expect to lose track of time, there are no clocks, no tv's no radios and no telephones. Source: No Source
There's also a villa available from $795 a night at the private island beachfront of Palawan, Philippines, from travel booking website TravelMob. Picture: TravelMob Source: No Source
So what are you waiting for? Go on, be a hermit for a few days.
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