If you’ve ever dreamed of relaxing on a private island, Necker Island is the spot for you. The 74-acre island was purchased by Sir Richard Branson in 1978 and can be rented for exclusive use. There are 20 bedrooms on the island spread between the Great House and smaller free-standing houses.
There are tons of activities on the island, and most all of them are included in the stay. On land you can play tennis, relax during a yoga class, walk around the island, swim in one of the pools, or even enjoy some healthy competition during Beach Olympics. On the water you can kite surf, water ski, wake board, paddle board, kayak, snorkel, scuba, or sail a Hobie Cat. If that’s not enough, take a day trip and explore more of the BVIs via catamaran.
The island comes fully staffed and all of your meals, drinks, and activities are included in your stay — what’s not to love?!
Barefoot luxury. Though this is a billionaire’s private island, the amazing team makes you feel as comfortable here as you would in your own home.
All of your drinks and meals are included in your stay on Necker Island, and there are different spots around the island for dining. Watch the sunset from the roof terrace of The Great House during dinner, have a picnic on Turtle Beach, or nab a piece of sushi from the Floating Sushi Bar in the Beach Pool. The menus can be based on your preferences, so it is up to you!
If you don’t want to rent the entire island, you can book individual rooms during “Celebration Weeks.”
Don’t leave without meeting the resident wildlife! Beyond the typical beach activities, you can also have wildlife encounters around the island. Giant tortoises, iguanas, and flamingos are some of the more expected animals (flamingos were once native to the area!), but you can also make friends with lemurs!
Daily full breakfast
Two complimentary one hour massages (applies to lead couple only). Valid for adults 16 years or older
Early check-in/late check-out, subject to availability
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Upgrades are not applicable with this participant