If you’ve often fantasized about fleeing to an idyllic private island since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic—and who hasn’t?—Fiji’s award-winning Kokomo Private Island is offering the ultimate staycation in paradise for those with the means.
The lavish, 140-acre retreat, owned by prolific Australian property developer Lang Walker (who spent a reported $100 million building it), has unveiled a buyout package that invites small groups to make the uber-luxe tropical nirvana their own private playground—for a cool $36,000 per night plus tax, with a 12-night minimum stay.
Located in Fiji’s south and cradled by the Great Astrolabe Reef—the fourth-largest barrier reef on Earth—Kokomo is renowned for its world-class diving and crystalline seas. A maximum of 12 guests can spread out across four spacious residences (ranging from 4-6 bedrooms) and nine beachfront villas, lending luxurious new meaning to “social distancing” in the process.
To get there, opt for a private jet to Fiji’s Nadi International Airport, or book the entire business class cabin on Fiji Airways’ weekly cargo flight from Los Angeles International Airport. (Kokomo can facilitate introductions to the airline and private jet companies that work with the resort.)
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