Nestled on the west side of Gorda Sound, this hidden gem is surrounded by exclusive islands in the Caribbean, including Virgin Gorda and Necker Island. Just a 15-minute boat ride from Terrence B. Lettsome International Airport (EIS) in Tortola, it offers privacy, beauty, and effortless island access.
This 125-acre private island is now home to an exclusive collection of ultra-luxury estates available to rent for events, retreats, and vacations. Each of these four unique estates was designed for its owner’s personal taste, style, and luxury. If you’re looking for the best place to stay in the British Virgin Islands, these estates offer unmatched elegance and comfort.
Guests can experience true seclusion with private island estates, booking a single estate or multiple for ultimate privacy. Accommodations range from poolside villas to cliffside cottages, each within three acres of lush private gardens. The Village, The Point, and Cape Stout estates each sleep 20–26, while The Oasis can host up to 38 guests.
Escape to our private island resort where luxury meets adventure. Lounge by the pool, sip cocktails at the Beach House, or dine in an exclusive setting. Stay active with tennis, hiking, and a fully equipped gym. Dive into crystal-clear waters with kayaks, paddleboards, and more. With food and drinks included, every moment feels effortless.
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1 Private Island
4 Opulent Estates
15 Dedicated Staff Per Estate
70 Combined Adult Occupancy
the HISTORY
In 2023, an archaeological excavation on Moskito Island uncovered an Amerindian fishing camp at Manchioneel Beach dating 1200-1400 AD, long before the arrival of Columbus in 1493. Several historic artifacts, such as pottery, shells, tools, and cooking equipment, were found, suggesting the island has been settled by humans for many centuries.
The group of people who lived here originally are the Taino. Their culture evolved in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands over a thousand year period. The Taino people were displaced in 1514 when the Spanish attacked and settled on the island. Evidence of European settlement of Moskito remains to this day, including the foundation of a residence above Lime Tree Bay which dates back to the 1700s.
In 2007, the island was bought by Sir Richard Branson and divided into 10 exclusive lots for sale. Moskito Island is now home to eight families, and four of these incredible estates are available for groups to enjoy.
The group of people who lived here originally are the Taino. Their culture evolved in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands over a thousand year period. The Taino people were displaced in 1514 when the Spanish attacked and settled on the island. Evidence of European settlement of Moskito remains to this day, including the foundation of a residence above Lime Tree Bay which dates back to the 1700s.
In 2007, the island was bought by Sir Richard Branson and divided into 10 exclusive lots for sale. Moskito Island is now home to eight families, and four of these incredible estates are available for groups to enjoy.
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BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS