Luxury travel has always been about seeking and experiencing exclusive adventures. Traveling across the globe in search of the most exquisite places is a luxury many cannot afford. You may want to travel in the comfiest planes or charter a superyacht to take you sailing the seas.

If you are one of the lucky few, why not consider visiting these three stunning islands?

Necker Island, British Virgin Islands

Sir Richard Branson is a global icon as well as a business heavyweight, so it is no wonder that Necker Island is a jewel in his portfolio. Located in the Caribbean Sea in the North Sound of the British Virgin Islands, this wildlife paradise is loved by many for its white-sand beaches, coral reefs, and crystal-clear seas.

There are many ways to reach this island paradise, but by yacht is by far the best. Look out for luxury yachts for sale to ensure this method of travel is always available to you.

If you are looking to immerse yourself in the island, you can have exclusive access to it or book some rooms at certain times of the year. Since Hurricane Irma, the resort has doubled its efforts when renovating on luxury twinned with sustainability.

Laucala Island, Fiji

Formerly owned by Forbes, Laucala Island has been transformed by former owner and Red Bull co-founder Dietrich Mateschitz. After his passing, the island has passed into the safe hands of the COMO Group.

Like Necker Island, the resort has publicly declared its commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly practices. This is obvious as you wander around on a farm-to-table tour which highlights how local the menu you enjoy is.
After a night’s sleep in a beautiful private villa with a plunge pool, why not head out on a sunrise horseback ride on the beach? You could then spend the rest of the day exploring the local rainforest.

Thanda Island, Tanzania

For marine life lovers, Thanda Island is a must-visit. This protected reserve off the coast of Tanzania is an exclusive 5-hectare haven for gentle giants such as whale sharks and smaller creatures like five different species of sea turtles.

The hotel has partnered with the Tanzanian Marine Parks and Reserves Unit on several projects, including a coral reef restoration program. As part of your experience, the island offers the chance to go swimming with whale sharks, scuba diving, and a sailing trip on an Arabic dhow.

After days exploring the island, you will sleep peacefully in a beach-house private villa. The property includes an indoor aquarium as well as an ocean-view dining area, so you can soak up every moment of your time there.
You will likely be hungry too, so the island’s executive chef will contact you before your visit to make sure you have everything you desire. The incredible staff will make sure your every need is taken care of to make it a truly special experience.