Asking Price: $25,000,000 €

The 225 acre island is 1 mile long by 1/3 mile wide and 150 feet high, surrounded by a 5,000 acre plus lagoon which completely encircles the island, offering protection from extreme tides and providing the island with calm tranquil waters ideally suited for water sports. The crystal clear water has 200-foot visibility and is a comfortable 80 degrees Fahrenheit most of the year. The island was a safe haven from storms for Polynesian sailors over the centuries; the entrance to the lagoon is 35 feet deep and about 200 feet wide, yachts over 200 feet have enjoyed the safety of the lagoon. The island still provides a safe and luxurious haven from the storms of everyday life and is the only resort in the largely uninhabited and pristine archipelago, offering visitors with a privileged image of Polynesian life as it was hundreds of years ago.

The island has superb sugar-white beaches on the east and western sides of the island, with the villa development on the western side to take advantage of the magnificent South Pacific sunsets. The island was an operating coconut plantation in the 19th century; therefore the entire island is littered with coconut palms giving a truly tropical aspect. The island’s limestone has created numerous caves and tide pools.

The island is home to rare coconut crabs, giant clams, leather back turtles, doves, and many other birds and marine mammals.