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World's Most Expensive Resort *Most people love to travel and enjoy their lives to the fullest. Some love to take vacations, and if you're born lucky enough to be wealthy, for sure you've been to different luxurious places across the world.* ***How much money can you spend on a stay in a resort? Are you willing to pay too much just to experience a one of a kind grand experience?*** Welcome to the world of luxury! Did you know that the world's most expensive resort is can be found in the Philippines? Yes. You've read it right. A luxurious island is found in the Philippines, it can be reached by a two hour’s flight from Manila. It can accommodate 48 guests in 12 garden rooms, six beach villas - with jacuzzis, pools, and butler service - and a presidential suite. World's Most Expensive Resort ***Palawan*** is known as an extraordinary tourist destination with untouched islands, limestone cliffs, coral reefs, misty mountains, and overflowing wildlife. And it is where this luxury island is located.

**Banwa Private Island** The ***Banwa Private Island*** sits on the archipelago of Palawan, is reportedly to be the world's most expensive resort. Located in Northeastern Palawan in the Sulu Sea, Banwa's six hectares of lush, verdant landscaping, and pure white sand beaches provide an excellent environment for nature to prosper.

The island can only be reached via a private jet, helicopter, or seaplane directly from Manila or from the local airports in Puerto Princesa or San Vicente. What makes it the world's most expensive resort? Banwa Private Island, a new resort in the Philippines, costs **$100,000** (approximately **P5,200,000**) a night. And take note, *there is a minimum of three-night stay.* Who owns Banwa Private Resort ***Richard Graham Beattie***, a British national known for developing superyachts and founder of a retail loyalty-building company appears to be behind Banwa Private Island. Information Source: Please click ***here***. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://businessmirror.com.ph/2019/07/09/super-yacht-builder-behind-worlds-most-expensive-resort/&ved=2ahUKEwiq3paw9IvsAhWVc3AKHfTVDEcQFjABegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw0SsjJWWWJEvO3Kgewrm35C **Here's what you get!** Banwa Private Island offers its guests a private resort experience with world-class amenities and services.

It can accommodate up to **48 guests** at any one time. There are **six beachfront villas** (ranging from one to four bedrooms) all with a *private infinity pool* and *Jacuzzi*. There are also **12 garden rooms** and a **top-level presidential suite**.

Banwa also has countless of included activities, like snorkeling, kayaking, jet-skiing, scuba diving, sailing, yoga, tennis and of course, golf. Where the golf balls are **green** in colour and made from ***fish food*** so you feed the ocean friends while you feed your strokes. There is also an on-site marine expert and specialist to talk about the local wildlife.

Including protected native animals like Hawksbill sea turtles and Tabon birds.

The island is provided with its own organic farm and supply of fresh spring water and honey. The one who is in charge of the kitchens is chef **Nadedja Bouacha**, *the* *former private cook and nutritionist to the Qatar royal family*.

Surely you'll enjoy all the food offer for your meal. There is also an enormous selection of fine wines; the wine list has bottles costing as much as $36,000 (though premium wines are not included in the resort rate). ***Did you enjoy the glimpse of the world's most expensive resort?*** To experience this one of a kind feeling of having '*your own private world*' even just for a night for sure will cost you so much. The tranquility and sense of sanctuary are only truly understood by those fortunate and blessed enough to feel and experience it for themselves. `Source of Information: https://amp.scmp.com/magazines/style/travel-food/article/3015391/why-banwa-private-island-philippines-worlds-most` @eommaZel ✍🏻

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