Taking luxury real estate to another level, Knight Frank is looking for a buyer for a pristine, undeveloped and uninhabited leasehold private island that is one of the very few left in the heart of Fiji's tourism sector. The firm is marketing Yadua Island as the perfect place to develop your own luxury Fijian resort in what is undoubtedly the South Pacific’s strongest tourism economy, or an island paradise to build your own private getaway.

Surrounded by protected marine reserve, Yadua Island is a 10.9 hectare native leasehold island with the highest point approximately 60 metres above sea level. Its southern end features a magnificent white sandy beach. The remains of a volcanic crater rest at the top of the island, which is rich in native bush and vegetation. There is a Jetty consent, and the surrounding reef area has a foreshore lease.

An architect has created plans for a luxurious resort with a complex of holiday villas that is available to purchasers who want to take advantage of Fiji’s booming tourism industry. The island is for sale by Private Treaty, with the deadline closing July 31. Richard Garland, Rick Kermode and Allen Beagley from Knight Frank are the contact agents.