Marlon Brando’s French Polynesian hideaway

Take an exclusive peek behind the scenes of Hollywood star Marlon Brando's French Polynesian hideaway with VLADI PRIVATE ISLANDS.

After eight long years of careful planning and development, Marlon Brando's South Pacific paradise is finally ready to open its doors to discerning travellers – 10 years since the Hollywood heavyweight's tragic passing.

Home to 35 energy-autonomous luxury villas – each of which overlooks a pristine private beach and boasts its own plunge pool – it's easy to see why Hollywood's most famous names are already clamouring to get on the guest list.

Prices start at EUR 3,000 per night and could reach as much as EUR 250,000 per night for an exclusive island buy-out. Yet whilst certainly not cheap, those in the know assure us this exotic escape is worth every penny.

As beautiful as it is beguiling, the Tetiaroa Atoll first captured the heart of the Oscar-winning actor in 1962, during the filming of Mutiny on the Bounty. Three years later, in what Brando declared to be one of the “big moments” of his life, the island was his.

Mindful of the Brando's promise to preserve Tetiaora's true essence, the resort is very much in harmony with its natural surroundings. Tipped to become the world's most eco-friendly private island, The Brando forms a fitting legacy to the forward-thinking Hollywood star.

For a more detailed behind the scenes look at Brando's incredible island legacy visit: www.vladi-private-islands.de