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How to holiday like Robert de Niro and Kate Winslet

Privacy comes at a price, but luxurious, secluded holiday getaways are almost always worth it

Sep 16, 2016, 06:48 IST4 min
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Isla Tagomago, SpainTagomago, in the Balearic Islands, is just 900 metres from Ibiza in Spain. So it&rsquos possible to party in Ibiza and then have breakfast in Tagomago, which boasts unique flora, a bird sanctuary and turquoise waters. The villa on the island features five double suites, contemporary art on its walls, Bang & Olufsen sound systems, BBQ and LED lighting. Football supersta
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Cost: &euro1,00,000-1,20,000 per week (approximately Rs 75-90 lakh)
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Musha Cay, BahamasWhen guests hire Musha Cay, they don&rsquot just get the 100-acre island but also the turquoise-tinted waters of the whole archipelago in the Copperfield Bay. Owned by celebrity magician David Copperfield, the island can host up to 24 guests in five villas. Microsoft founder Bill Gates and actor Johnny Depp have vacationed here while actors Penélope Cruz and Javier Barde
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Musha Cay offers a slew of amenities, including an outdoor theatre on the beach, a lighted championship tennis court, a 28-feet Nautilus Rib Catamaran, a customised treasure hunt and also fireworks!
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Cost: An all-inclusive daily rate of $39,000 (around Rs 26.5 lakh) for up to 12 guests. For every additional person, a charge of $1,500 (around Rs 1 lakh) per night (five nights minimum)
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Island Lodge, Bergholmen, SwedenIt takes just 40 minutes by boat from the Swedish capital city of Stockholm to reach the pristine island of Bergholmen. The Island Lodge blends chic Scandinavian aesthetics with rugged landscape and designer luxuries. 
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Hidden among the beautiful pine and birch forests, the lodge has seven igloo-like tents with feather beds, wooden floors covered with reindeer skins, wood stoves and linens from Mille Notti. Guests can hike around the island, sail in a 35-feet trimaran (a multi-hull boat) or simply take in the picturesque beauty of the Baltic while soaking in a large wood-fired outdoor hot tub. Cost: All-
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Isleta El Espino, NicaraguaIn the middle of Lago de Nicaragua, a freshwater lake in Central America, lies a pretty hideaway called Isleta El Espino. Nestled among lush mango groves, the sustainably built eco-lodge includes two treehouse suites, a bungalow, a restaurant, a bar, a swimming pool and yoga platform. Whether you are doing yoga by the pool, kayaking or watching the sunset behind
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Inn at Cuckolds Lighthouse, Maine, USThere&rsquos something romantic about lighthouses guiding sailors in the deep dark seas. Just off the tip of Southport Island in Maine&rsquos Boothbay Harbor is the rocky ledge that houses Cuckolds Lighthouse. Built in 1892, the lighthouse has undergone massive reconstruction but hasn&rsquot lost its charm.
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Cuckolds Lighthouse has two spacious guest suites, East and West, that have been outfitted by interior design savant Tracy Davis. Decorated in shades of blue, taupe, grey and white, the suites offer panoramic views of the sea. The luxurious escape promises complete privacy and a traditional Maine lobster bake and freshly-baked cranberry scones for tea. Also, there&rsquos not much to dis
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