Decide on the length of your stay. For a full island buyout, there is a minimum stay of five nights.
Determine your budget. In 2007, when Peter Island first began offering island buyouts, the cost started at $259,600 for five nights. However, today the prices are negotiated individually and vary depending on the length of stay, number of guests and amenities desired.
Decide what types of amenities you and your guests will want. The island can supply private lunches and dinners on the beach, weddings, helicopter tours, spa packages, scuba instruction, yacht trips to nearby islands like Tortola, deep-sea fishing and many other types of activities. The total cost of your island buyout will depend on the number and type of activities you and your guests chose.
Decide what types of meals you and your guests will want. The island buyout price includes all meals, but the final cost may depend on whether you want large banquets, or whether guests will eat on their own at the islands' restaurants.
Contact the Peter Island sales department to discuss prices. For a full island buyout, a substantial deposit may be required -- as well as letters of credit from your bank -- to verify the funds available to pay for the holiday.
