Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl introduced the world to Johnny Depp’s eccentric pirate Jack Sparrow, garnered more than US$650 million at the box office, and spawned four sequels with a sixth in development with producer Jerry Bruckheimer.

Though the film’s main sets were built in Los Angeles, the sweeping vistas of its fantasy pirate world were filmed in the real life Caribbean, including at a stunning private island in the Bahamas known as Little Pipe Cay. The iconic James Bond franchise also featured the island, which made an appearance in the movie Casino Royale with Daniel Craig, while Sean Connery’s Thunderball filmed at a neighbouring cay.

And now, you can live your Bond and Sparrow dreams too. The 16-hectare (40-acre) private paradise has hit the market for US$100 million.

Little Pipe Cay’s fine-white-sand beaches complement sparkling waters, which the locals refer to as “Bombay-Sapphire blue”. Exotic plants and animals, including dolphins and sea turtles, call the tropical landscape home. A luxury getaway perfect for a celebrity or high roller, the island features a helipad, a seaplane dock and a deepwater dock able to accommodate superyachts.

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A 5,300 sq ft main residence, accommodation quarters for staff and four guest cottages offer over 22,000 sq ft of interior space including 11 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms. Peaked roofs, high-beam ceilings, hardwood floors and lots of glass offer a classic style that takes advantage of the location’s spectacular views and beautiful weather.

Though much of the island has been left in a natural state ideal for attracting local birds and wildlife, tasteful gardens and an Olympic-sized infinity pool offer an alternative landscape for relaxing and taking in the tropical scenery. Jet skis and kayaks are included with the property.

The resort currently operates with rental prices between US$75,000 and US$95,000 per night. The sale includes the right to further develop the island, which has potential as either a private holiday destination or an investment property.Located 112km (70 miles) from Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas, the island is part of the archipelago known as the Exumas. An incredible destination for snorkelling and scuba diving with extensive offshore coral reefs, the chain of 365 islands are mostly uninhabited with only 1,500 full-time residents in the capital of George Town.

Originally settled in 1783 by loyalists fleeing the American Revolutionary War, the city is named for King George III. The island chain provided hideouts for pirates until the 18th century and was said to be a favourite of the notorious Captain Kidd.

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Today, some of the islands are protected as part of the Bahamas National Trust park system, some are used for tourism, while others are privately owned. The pandemic brought renewed interest in private islands among the world’s elite, with David Copperfield, Tyler Perry and Depp just a few of the notable owners of Little Pipe Cay’s neighbouring islands.

This article originally appeared on Top 10 Real Estate Deals.

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