The island has only one hotel favored by the super rich

Mustique Island in the western Caribbean Sea is loved by A-list celebrities, the super-rich, and royals despite having only one hotel.

Mustique is a private island of about 2,500 hectares, belonging to the Saint Vincent and Grenadines archipelago in the Caribbean Sea. With its pristine nature, beautiful beaches, and fresh climate, Mustique Island is considered a resort paradise. This place is also one of the best diving spots in the Caribbean Sea. There are no direct flights from Europe and the US to Mustique, so to get here, visitors usually have to travel by private plane or ship.

The island's unspoiled beauty and privacy are its highlights. Photo: Mustique Island Tourism

Mustique has long been a favorite destination for A-list celebrities, super-rich businessmen, and royals such as Tommy Hilfiger, rock star Mick Jagger, singer Bryan Adams, Justin Bieber, actors Daniel Craig, Emma Stone, and supermodel Kate Moss. In mid-February, the Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Kate, also came here for a vacation.

Mustique has only one commercial hotel, the Cotton House, for tourists , which costs between $600 and $1,000 a night. Most VIPs do not stay at hotels, instead renting private, secluded properties designed specifically for their holidays or owning villas. William’s villa is said to cost £33,000 a week.

Mustique Island from above. Photo: Mustique-Island

Mustique restricts phones, there are no photo spots to check in on Facebook or Instagram. Tourists mainly drive convertibles, play in the sea and relax at waterfront bars. Security is guaranteed 24/7.

Macaroni Beach, Lagoon and Princess Margaret (named after the British Princess) are tourist destinations for sunbathing, swimming, diving, boating, kayaking, fishing, and group picnics.

Basil's Bar is a meeting point for locals and visitors. This casual hangout overlooks Britannia Bay and is perfect for lunch, dinner and sunset cocktails.

Tam Anh (according to Hello, Travel+Leisure )

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