The Fisherman’s Kayak
Saturday, February 23rd, 2008I love to feature products that are practical, efficient, and environmentally friendly. Sometimes however, I like to feature products that are pure luxury, items that just make Private Island living that much better.
I’m avid fisherman, and I enjoy kayaking so when I came across the Fisherman’s Kayak I knew I had to feature it. The […]
Versatile Boat for Island Fun
Wednesday, February 13th, 2008A love of islands typically goes hand and hand with a love for the water. Sailing, kayaking, and windsurfing are just some of the ways people enjoy the water around their islands. The only disadvantage of partaking in these sports in the often high cost of these items combined with often limited storage space on […]
Islands of the Future
Sunday, January 27th, 2008Artificial islands are becoming more and more common, as people endevour to adopt the exclusive private island lifestyle. Today, island projects such as “The Palm” and “The World” both in Dubai are getting a lot of attention for their unique designs. In the future however, it may not be the artificial islands themselves that […]
Seven Island Wonders of the World
Thursday, January 17th, 2008People love making lists, I think categorizing things gives people a sense that everything in the world is in order. One of my favorite lists has been produced by WebUrbanist. The website recently wrote an article highlighting some of the “island wonders of the world”
Citing the fact that one in ten people in the world […]
Underwater Digital Camera Mask
Saturday, January 5th, 2008As I am sure many of my avid readers can tell you I am not very knowledgeable about technology. However I can identify products that would make island living easier, safer or more fun. The underwater digital camera mask is the later.
This scuba mask/camera, manufactured by Liquid Image, allows the user to take images […]
Man Crowns Self King of Island
Wednesday, December 19th, 2007Most island owners like to think of themselves as “masters of their domain” or the “king of their own island.” There is really no harm in doing this, unless of course thousands of people already live on the island.
A man named David Howe, was recently contacted by a genealogist in England who informed him […]
Tulip Island
Saturday, December 15th, 2007I have never heard of this project before, and I am skeptical about the legitimacy of the rumors about the project. However, it is certainly not the first time humans have endeavored to build islands that resemble real objects (i.e. The World Dubai, the Palm Dubai).
Apparently the Dutch have come up with a radical […]
Brain Island
Saturday, December 1st, 2007Yes the headline is correct you are looking at Brain Island. I like to consider myself a well read gentleman but this is definitely a little strange. Brain Island is not actually a real island, and I don’t believe they actually plan on building it. From my understanding it is a sort of creative exercise […]
Was Buried Treasure Found on Norman’s Cay?
Sunday, November 25th, 2007An avid reader of my blog sent me a fascinating story the other day that I am compelled to share with you all. Captain Craig Boorman sent me the following story about something mysterious found on Norman’s Cay after Hurricane Floyd. Here is what happened according to Cpt. Boorman.
Many years ago on Normans Cay […]
Seven Island Wonders of the World
Wednesday, October 31st, 2007A great little blog called WebUrbanist recently came out with their list of the seven island wonders of the world. A great idea, and one that I am a little jealous that I didn’t think of. In any case, their list is an exploration of the worlds most amazing, mysterious and remote islands in the […]
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