Optimism and cold hard cash can only go so far; Dubai may truly be the ‘Icarus’ of contemporary man-made development.
The three sailors had been stranded on Pikelot Atoll, part of Micronesia, since March 31.
For a paltry R18 million a week, you can rent out the whole island, which comes with 47 villas, a small army of staff, and a 9-hole golf course.
This Saudi Prince is in the news again thanks to his stakes in what was described as the ‘James Bond island’ in a 2015 story that reported its value as $90 million.
The islands have remained uninhabited and totally untouched by human activity, but now Sotheby’s has been entrusted with auctioning off this extraordinary destination.
In order to qualify as the buyer for the ‘world’s loneliest home’, you had to arrive packing a little more than just a load of pocket money.
Sir Richard Branson might be a multi-island owner, but he is certainly not the only billionaire who has access to heaven on Earth.
The island, located on the northern tip of the United Kingdom and accessible by a 10-minute boat journey from mainland Shetland, is on the market.
82-year-old Mauro Morandi, Italy’s hermit who gained fame living alone on an idyllic Mediterranean island for more than 33 years, is proof that you can teach an old dog new tricks.
You could add some spice to your sex life in the bedroom, or you could take things out of the bedroom to a volcano.
For more than 30 years, Mauro Morandi has lived by himself on an island off the coast of Italy, but it could all be coming to an end.
Is seasteading the way of the future, or just another way for the rich to escape the effects of climate change? Opinions are divided.
This island is home to only four families, is the world’s smallest democracy, and recently elected its first female mayor.
If you have cash to burn, you could use some of it to escape to one of these luxury private islands.
By now, chances are you’ve heard about Richard Branson’s Necker Island, located in the British Virgin Islands. Turns out he also owns this gem.
Santa Cruz is one of 10 islands in Colombia’s San Bernardo Archipelago. It’s only the size of two rugby fields, and jam-packed with houses.
Owning an island is quite a status symbol, and this one over in the Bahamas has an epic backstory to boot. Turns out the 1930s was a wild time.
CNN has listed their most beautiful island hotels in the world, and we dare you to not add every single one of them to your bucket list.
If you’re in Greece at the moment it might be hard to find any positives coming out of the current financial crisis. If you’re looking to snap up an island on the cheap, however.
We love a little competition and this prize is worth the small effort – it’s a scorcher this week in The Mother City, and Jozi is not far behind. You’re going to want this hydration.
Why buy something you want when you can WIN it? Come Monday, you could be getting your hands on a little extra glow…
This guy. I remember walking out of Titanic sobbing my face off. I remember watching The Beach and wishing I could be there. Now that he is an actual grown up, do you think he still has it? Here’s the proof he does.
It is not nice when someone invades one of your countries without telling you. But at least once it was done, Reagan and Thatcher had a little chat.
Just go and buy a lottery ticket. You never know. You could be as lucky as these six guys. Also, play the EuroMillions tomorrow.
It’s a tough discussion to have, but TripAdvisor’s readers have cast their votes on what island is the most beautiful in the world.
You KNOW you want to get away from it all and have a little break from sitting in morning traffic. Or from telling people what to do. Or from having to actually think at all. We have found the perfect place for you and your mates.