There's even one you can rent - if you can afford it.

Johnny Depp in "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides," 2011. After working on the first film in the series, Depp bought a 45-acre island in the Bahamas.

For most people, owning a vacation home is the ultimate real estate dream-but for some of Hollywood's biggest stars, even a sprawling mansion isn't quite private enough.

Over the years, a slew of A-listers have taken their property portfolios to another level by purchasing entire islands, transforming secluded stretches of land into the ultimate celebrity retreats.

From Leonardo DiCaprio's 104-acre escape off the coast of Belize to Johnny Depp's idyllic Bahamian getaway, these stars have spent millions securing their own slices of paradise.

Some have turned their islands into lavish vacation compounds, while others have envisioned ambitious resorts or simply left much of the land untouched.

Here are seven celebrities who have taken luxury real estate to the extreme, with spectacular island purchases around the world.

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Leonardo DiCaprio-Blackadore Caye, Belize

Leonardo Dicaprio

DiCaprio took his passion for environmentalism into the real estate world when he purchased Blackadore Caye, a 104-acre island off the coast of Belize, in 2005.

The actor reportedly paid $1.75 million for the property after being inspired by a scuba-diving trip to Belize's coral reefs.

Belize

Rather than simply creating a secluded vacation home, DiCaprio set his sights on turning the undeveloped island into an environmentally conscious luxury resort.

Plans for the property have included resort bungalows and private estate villas, as well as environmentally focused features such as solar power. However, the project has faced repeated delays over the years.

Johnny Depp-Little Hall's Pond Cay, Bahamas

Johnny Depp appears on stage at an event in Las Vegas.

After spending time in the Bahamas while filming "Pirates of the Caribbean," Depp decided to secure a permanent piece of the tropical destination for himself.

The actor reportedly paid $3.6 million for the 45-acre Little Hall's Pond Cay in 2004.

White sand and turquoise waters make the Bahamas a world-famous destination.

The retreat boasts secluded white sand, dunes, a palm-lined lagoon and multiple beaches, several of which Depp named in honor of people close to him, including his children and former partner Vanessa Paradis.

He also honored journalist Hunter S. Thompson and actor Marlon Brando with beaches bearing their names.

The island later served as the setting for Depp and now-ex-wife Amber Heard's wedding celebrations in 2015.

Mel Gibson-Mago Island, Fiji

Mel Gibson at a football match in Rome, Sept. 28, 2025.

Mel Gibson went considerably bigger with his island investment, purchasing Mago Island in Fiji after the release of his 2004 movie "The Passion of the Christ."

The actor paid a reported $15 million for the property, which encompasses a staggering 5,400 acres and has been described as one of the world's largest privately owned islands.

The volcanic island is surrounded by reefs, white-sand beaches, and turquoise lagoons, offering Gibson an extraordinary level of privacy far removed from Hollywood.

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Eddie Murphy-Rooster Cay, Bahamas

Eddie Murphy, poses with an AFI Lifetime Achievement award in Hollywood, Calif., April 18, 2026.

Eddie Murphy joined the long list of celebrities who have invested in Bahamian real estate when he snapped up Rooster Cay-also known as Long Cay-in 2007.

Located just off the coast of Nassau, the approximately 15-acre island reportedly cost the comedian and actor $15 million.

Despite its prime location, the island has remained largely undeveloped, according to People. Murphy also previously owned another smaller Bahamian island, Pearl Cay.

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Ricky Martin-Ilha do Maia, Brazil

Ricky Martin attends a Beverly Hills event, May 30, 2026.

Ricky Martin found his own tropical escape in Brazil, purchasing Ilha do Maia in 2008.

The nearly 20-acre property is located near Angra dos Reis, a coastal region around two hours from Rio de Janeiro. The singer reportedly paid $8 million for his island getaway.

The harbor in Angra do Reis in Brazil.

But this isn't just a deserted patch of sand.

The property has been reported to feature a Portuguese Colonial-style villa with a large party room, along with watchtowers and 12 cannons that give the retreat a decidedly fortresslike appearance.

Martin has primarily used the island as a vacation destination.

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Tyler Perry-White Bay Cay, Bahamas

Tyler Perry in Beverly Hills, Calif., June 5, 2026.

Filmmaker Tyler Perry gave himself a particularly extravagant birthday present in 2009 when he purchased White Bay Cay in the Bahamas, along with a neighboring island.

White Bay Cay spans around 25 acres, while the adjacent island adds another seven acres to Perry's secluded escape.

The two had been listed together for $7 million, although the amount Perry ultimately paid was not disclosed.

Perry told People that he even took flying lessons so he could pilot his private plane to the property.

He later outfitted his island escape with a Balinese-style villa and bungalows, creating a private getaway worthy of a Hollywood mogul.

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David Copperfield-Musha Cay, Bahamas

David Copperfield in 2019.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, illusionist David Copperfield has created one of the most extravagant celebrity island retreats of them all.

Copperfield purchased a collection of 11 Bahamian islands surrounding Musha Cay for $50 million in 2006 before reportedly investing another $30 million to transform the destination into a luxury resort known as the Islands of Copperfield Bay.

A catamaran anchored near Musha Cay in the Bahamas.

The sprawling retreat encompasses hundreds of acres and features five main residences, along with dozens of private beaches, an outdoor theater, a gym and tennis courts.

Unlike many celebrity-owned islands, however, Copperfield's paradise isn't reserved solely for his own friends and family.

Musha Cay operates as an ultraexclusive resort, allowing guests to experience the kind of privacy usually enjoyed only by the rich and famous-provided they're prepared to pay the appropriately extravagant price.

This story originally ran on Realtor.com.