An adults-only resort in the Florida Keys is offering 'buyout' packages for travelers who want an entire private island to themselves — but a 3-day stay will run you $250,000. Take a look inside.
Bungalow suite rates start at $1,590 per night plus a resort fee. Those looking for a more exclusive getaway can purchase an island 'buyout' package starting at three nights for $250,000, which allows a maximum of 60 guests.can cost upwards of $1.2 million, a representative for Little Palm Island told Business Insider. Perks and add-ons include fireworks displays, banner plane fly-bys, and a Cuban-themed evening with cigar-rolling lessons.View of a seaplane charter to Little Palm Island.
Little Palm Island takes its status as a getaway seriously: There are no telephones and no televisions available in guest rooms or shared spaces.While guests are able to bring their own mobile devices, "ringing phones are taboo," according to Little Palm Island's website.Common areas include a beachside pool and fitness center. Dining takes place in the "Monkey Hut," which draws inspiration from West Indies design.
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