Luxurious Getaways: 10 Private islands you can rent in Southeast Asia

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huibing Wednesday, July 19, 2017

Experience a true island getaway you'll never forget at any one of these private plots of land surrounded by the sea.

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    Amanpulo, Philippines

    You are a queen, much like Beyonce and Angelina Jolie, so treat yourself right with a vacation that they will totally approve of (and have already done so). By renting out the Amanpulo Resort in the Philippines, you will be treated like royalty. Start out with a private plane that charters you to the island, and transport yourself around with a private golf cart, which gives you perfect access to the range of amazing activities around.Price range: $$$$$ (from SGD18,000/3 nights)Website: Amanpulo Photo: Amanpulo

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    Nikoi Island, Indonesia

    Nikoi Island seems to be perpetually booked, and for good reasons too. This private island has garnered the attention of travellers worldwide, whether they are seeking a quiet getaway or a fun and private adventure. The whole island can be booked, inclusive of fifteen villas and a view like no other. But, hurry: getting a whole island booked requires a little advanced planning because of its sheer popularity.Price range: $$$$$ (from SGD14,500) Website: Nikoi Island Photo: Nikoi Island

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    Song Saa, Cambodia

    Cambodia's Song Saa Resort can be rented out for up to 70 guests, perfect for your wedding day or for other grand celebratory purposes. The 24 villas located around the island makes this a magnificent spot for a huge getaway and you get an experience that's truly like no other. Get a Cambodian spa treatment that will revitalise you and your body, or wander through the mangroves, or even scuba dive. You can truly enjoy the company of your loved ones here.Price range: $$$$$ (full-island buyout) Website: Song Saa Resorts & Foundation Photo: Song Saa Facebook

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    Ariara Island, Philippines

    Ariara Island describes itself as one of Asia's most exclusive luxury resorts, and we could not agree any more. This is pristine nature at its finest, retaining that wild appeal yet taming it enough to be a magnificent accommodation for up to 18 guests. Still not convinced? There's an infinity pool for you to lounge around for those preferring a slowed pace of life. For others, go jetskiing or windsurfing, or fish and then island hop! Need we go on? 

    Price range: $$$$$ (from SGD11,699)Website: Ariara IslandPhoto: Ariara Island

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    Ipil Waterfront, Philippines

    Here we have yet another pick located in Palawan: Ipil Waterfront. Much like Brother Island, you are able to book this entire island through Airbnb and be treated exquisitely. Enjoy the solace and beauty of nature here, with the beautiful scenery and wondrous amenities to serve as entertainment. This is the perfect location for a family getaway, destination wedding or, simply, to relax and enjoy your time.Price range: $$ (from SGD972) Website: Ipil Waterfront (via Airbnb) Photo: Airbnb

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    Pulau Pangkil, Indonesia

    Indonesia is the largest archipelago in the world— so, of course they would have plenty of islands available for rental. Pulau Pangkil is one such example, located off Bintan Island. Enjoy a retreat like no other with you and your ten friends, with a selection of different amenities that will delight. Wake up to the sunrise, before going for a snorkelling adventure. At Pulau Pangkil, you'll really feel like a queen.Price range: $$$ (from SGD3450/3 days, 2 nights) Website: Pulau Pangkil Photo: Pulau Pangkil

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    Brother Island, Philippines

    Palawan has just been voted the most beautiful island in the world for the third year running, and here's your chance to have it all to yourself. Located amongst it is Brother Island, an island that you can actually rent from Airbnb. Perfect for between 12 and 40 guests, feel yourself being treated with a quiet reprieve. Plus, complimentary meals are given, so you'll have a taste of the fresh Filipino culture, right in your private island.Price range: $ (from SGD417)Website: Brother Island (via Airbnb) Photo: Airbnb

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    Pulau Joyo, Indonesia

    Having consistently won awards since 2012, Pulau Joyo offers you not just an island for rent, but a comprehensive experience you'd never forget. With white sandy beaches, a freshwater pool and snorkelling spots, this place looks like it came out of a dream. And, if you're ever feeling bored, try kayaking or beach volleyball, get a good massage in or simply enjoy the selection of movies they have on hand.Price range: $$$$ (from SGD4600)Website: Pulau Joyo Photo: Pulau Joyo (Facebook)

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    Noa Noa Private Island Estate, Philippines

    Six guestrooms are located on this island paradise known as Noa Noa Island, which means that twelve guests can enjoy this magnificent slice of heaven right here in the midst of the sea. Not only would snorkelling around the island be a magical time, the food here is mouthwatering and the luxurious massages here would truly make you feel like you're in a fairytale dream.Price range: $$$$ (from SGD8432/3 nights)Website: Noa Noa Island Photo: Noa Noa Island

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    Sundang Island, Philippines

    Sundang Island isn't located in the middle of the sea but is, instead, located in Lake Lumot. The island comes with a 80 square-meter house that is perfect for 3 guests, and more if you were to use the extra sleeping mats. Have a dip in the magnificent lake located amongst the Sierra Madre mountains and truly rejuvenate and have an escape from the busy city life.Price range: $ (from SGD108)Website: Sundang Island Photo: Sundang Island

    • Let's be real — some days, you just want to rest on your bed and relax the entire time. It's understandable. The hustle and bustle of everyday life can easily bog you down, so why not recharge your batteries the right way for that much-needed rest? But, no, we aren't talking about city tours and cafe hopping. We're talking the real deal here: island vacations where the sand and the sea are practically right at your doorstep. Snorkel to your heart's content, or simply recline on a lounge chair and enjoy the serenity.

    And, if you're looking for some suggestions around the region, you've found the right article. Our list includes 10 private islands you can rent out for private purposes, meaning it's just you and the island (and the island staff) all to yourself. The options here range from a small houses to extensive villas, so there's something for everyone. Want a grandiose wedding location that would make jaws drop? Cambodia's Song Saa Island might be the place for you. Looking for a quiet getaway in the midst of the country? Sundang Island in Cavinti might be your best bet. Keen to find something else? Then, scroll back up and check our gallery out!

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