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Inside The Secret BILLIONAIRE Island Where Royals Party With Rock Stars: Mustique

Among roughly 2,000 Caribbean islands scattered across azure waters, only one has achieved complete control over who arrives, who stays, and most crucially, who tells—Mustique. This isn't about building bigger walls or hiring more guards; it's about creating a culture where discretion becomes religion and privacy transforms from luxury to necessity. ------------------- The SECRET BILLIONAIRE Island: Fisher Island, Miami --    • The SECRET BILLIONAIRE Island: Fisher Isla...   ------------------- Inside The Secret Billionaire Summer Paradise: Lake Como --    • Inside The Secret Billionaire Summer Parad...   ------------------- TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Introduction 1:27 Chapter 1: Waking to Caribbean Perfection 6:31 Chapter 2: From Mosquitoes to Millionaires 11:02 Chapter 3: When Princesses Build Paradise 15:37 Chapter 4: Billionaires Buy Their Backstage Passes 20:24 Chapter 5: The Price of Vanishing Completely ------------------- Sixty-seven years ago, this paradise existed only as barren hills and mosquito-infested coastline until Colin Tennant's wild gamble transformed worthless land into the world's most exclusive retreat. In 1958, Tennant paid £45,000 sterling for what most considered worthless Caribbean scrubland—1,700 acres measuring roughly four kilometers by two kilometers with no roads, no jetty, no running water, and no electricity. The Third Baron Glenconner established The Mustique Company in 1968 with revolutionary bylaws limiting development to 140 private homes, ensuring exclusivity through scarcity. Princess Margaret received ten acres of Mustique coastline in 1960 as Tennant's wedding gift, instantly transforming speculative development into royalty-approved paradise. Her uncle-in-law Oliver Messel, Great Britain's leading theater designer, created Les Jolies Eaux showcasing neo-Georgian style across five bedrooms with views across 270 degrees. Margaret's social circle included Mick Jagger, David Bowie, Elizabeth Taylor, The Beatles, and Peter Sellers, establishing Mustique's glamorous reputation and discretion principle. Les Jolies Eaux now rents for $33,000 to $47,500 per week, flying the royal flag whenever British Royal family members occupy the villa. Prince William first discovered Mustique in 2008, with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge typically staying at Villa Antilles, commanding £33,000 sterling per week from January to April. Mick Jagger owns two villas, with his primary residence Stargroves consisting of seven Japanese-inspired pavilions available for $16,500 to $30,000 per week. David Bowie created Mustique's most unconventional estate with Mandalay, a 6.2-acre Balinese-style property designed to be "as unlike the Caribbean as possible." Tommy Hilfiger's Palm Beach Villa represents peak luxury, built on six acres with eight bedrooms, nine full-time staff members, and Palladian-style architecture. Lawrence Stroll, the Canadian Formula One mogul worth $3 billion, owns The Great House, reportedly rejecting Roman Abramovich's £100 million offer. The Terraces listed for $200 million in 2023, making it the most expensive residential property ever marketed in the Caribbean, spanning 17 acres with 13 bedrooms and three swimming pools. Mustique Airport's 2,546-foot runway eliminates private jets entirely, forcing billionaires to embrace turboprops or arrive via yacht to maintain anonymity. Security operations employ 29 professionals led by Scotland Yard veterans, maintaining 24/7 surveillance over land, sea, and air approaches with complete visitor pre-approval systems. A 1,000-yard fishing exclusion zone surrounds the island, patrolled by high-tech security vessels ensuring no unauthorized boats approach the coastline. Villa pricing reflects extraordinary privacy, with ultra-luxury estates commanding over $100,000 weekly during peak season from January through April. Even entry-level luxury starts around $7,000 weekly during off-season, with government taxes adding 11% plus island fees of 10-12%, creating total surcharges exceeding 20%. The island's 421 permanent residents and 756 staff members exist to serve one purpose: creating a world where celebrities become neighbors and privacy remains absolute. Total weekly costs for a family of four typically range from $50,000 to $200,000, positioning Mustique among Earth's most expensive vacation destinations where complete disappearance from public view comes guaranteed.