The fabulous Polynesian island of Tetiaroa, owned by Marlon Brando

Brando fell in love with this place in 1960 during the filming of one of his most popular films, The Bounty Rebellion. And after 7 years, he became the proud owner of the local territories, giving them a new name - Brando.

For the rest of his life, Marlon Brando was a caring guardian of the magnificent nature of Tetiaroa, and also provided an opportunity for ecologists to explore the local flora and fauna.

The actor opened to scientists access to the place dearest to his heart on Earth in order to protect, maintain and develop the pristine beauty and power of nature.

After the death of Marlon Brando, the island was placed at the disposal of the Tahitian developer. Three years ago, one of the most excellent environmental resorts on the planet opened its doors to guests from all over the world.

The current owners of the island claim that they want to follow all the principles that Marlon Brando adhered to in these wonderful places.

In order not to disturb the measured life of the unique sea turtles living in coastal waters, the resort villas were built far from the coast.

And the opportunity to get to Brando Island exclusively with a private jet resort ensures the safety of a priceless coral reef.

Rest in this amazing place will cost from $ 2400 per night.

Watch the video: TETIAROA - Marlon Brando Island by EyeVisit4u (May 2024).