That's not a typo! US$ 325,000 per week, and phone calls are extra. This private island in the Exuma Cays, 85 miles (137 km) southeast of Nassau bills itself as the most luxurious private resort in the world, and at that price, you've got to hope they're correct!

The island features palm trees, exotic flowers and tropical vegetation, and its white sand beaches border on the crystal clear turquoise waters of the Caribbean. A live-in staff of 30, including a world-class chef, look after the needs of up to 20 guests, with accommodations provided in 5 unique English Colonial-style villas. Each villa has large mahogany decks, 4-poster beds in the master bedrooms, and access to its own private beach.

Upon arrival at the Mosstown airport on Great Exuma, the island's 8-passenger plane picks up guests and transports them to Musha Cay. Alternatively, guests can arrive in their own private plane, landing at a private 2000 foot (610 metre) airstrip on an adjacent island. For those with a fear of flying, Musha Cay's dock can accommodate ships up to 200 feet (61 metres) in length.

Some of the amenities available to guests include a free-form pool, tennis court, indoor/outdoor beachfront bars, a bathhouse and massage room at the beach, 2.5 miles (4 km) of jogging paths, the use of golf carts and bicycles, and the use of the conference centre. The hub of island life is The Landings, providing central dining, satellite TV, lounge, meeting area, and a billiard room overlooking the ocean. Activities on Musha Cay include snorkelling, jet skiing, fishing, water skiing, windsurfing, sailing and tennis.