In case you’ve ever dreamed of owning a private island, Airbnb has just fulfilled your wildest wish. There’s an Airbnb in the Bahamas that’s the most expensive in the world. The most luxurious rental experience of your life is at Musha Cay at Copperfield Bay, owned by David Copperfield.
Life At Musha Cay
With a total area of 150 acres, Musha Cay is a secluded paradise that offers a perfect getaway for those seeking relaxation and adventure. The island is owned by entrepreneur David Copperfield, who purchased it in 2006 and transformed it into a world-class vacation destination, which is also known for its natural beauty, pristine beaches, and luxurious accommodations.
Costing a whopping $60,000 per night, the place includes a 10,000-square-foot mansion that can accommodate up to 16 guests and has 12 bedrooms and 13.5 bathrooms. Additionally, there is also a 5-bedroom home just across the way and a charming guest villa. The island takes up to 16 guests.
In a mixture of English colonial-style architecture and laid-back tropical flair, the place welcomes you in bright punches of colour combined with stately finishes. Think elegant crown mouldings and high ceilings with expansive terraces made with handcrafted mahogany wood. They look out to statuesque palms and bring a seamless transition of outdoor and indoor living.
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What’s More?
In addition to the luxurious accommodations, it also offers a range of activities and experiences that are tailored to each guest’s interests. Musha Cay also offers a range of dining experiences, from beach barbecues to formal dinners in the villas. The activity centre on the island houses a large dining room where you can sit down to a champagne-soaked evening.
As one might expect from an island in the middle of the Bahamas, the weather is quite stunning most of the year. During the day, experience the best of the Bahamas via a paddle board through the brilliant tropical waters. Some of the other activities and experiences available on Musha Cay include kayaking, windsurfing and more.
There’s life outside the villa in Musha Cay. You can find shack-like sit-out areas, individual pools and tubs in the open. Whether you favour sport, relaxation or a bit of both, there’s something for everyone here.
So, when are you heading to Musha Cay?
Where: Exuma Chain in the southern Bahamas
Cost: $60,000 per night (₹49,05,030)
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Cover image credits: Website/Musha Cay