Islands in South America

Imalev Island is a 32-acre property within the Chiloé Archipelago – a collection of islands located between Chiloé Island and the Chilean mainland. As one of the smaller islands within the group, Imalev is well-sheltered on both flanks from the elements. The triangular property rises to a cliff on its south-southeastern edge – the 80-metre bluff features a lighthouse and drops sharply into the deep blue waters below. The western shoreline extends into a sandbar and can be walked. Much of Imalev’

Encircled by snow-capped mountains and verdant hillsides, this island profiles as a remote sanctuary in the Chilean wilderness. Though undoubtedly disconnected from the monotony of city-bound life, the property still enjoys proximity to the settlements of Lago Puelo and Puerto Montt (20km and 110km, respectively). Deer, foxes, and a variety of birds are all native to the evergreen woodlands surrounding Las Rocas Lake. The nutrient-rich waters are also teeming with fish.

Ilha do Capítulo, translating to the Isle of the Chapter, is located in the Baía da Ribeira and features an impressive roster of developments: the island’s original home, a main house built for the landowner, two-floor VIP suites, two-floor beach suites, a leisure pavilion, several accommodations for the staff and caretakers, and a helipad. Capítulo’s premier home (~437 square metres) includes large living spaces, a remote-controlled air conditioning system, and a jacuzzi. The VIP suites (~146 s

Not only an exemplar of Angra dos Reis’ beauty, but Cavaco Island also boasts a complete roster of valuable real estate traits. The 2.59-acre property is naturally well-sheltered, features thick growths of indigenous vegetation, and has a private sand beach – Cavaco’s surrounding waters are also ideal for snorkelling and other leisure activities.

Maná Island, locally referred to as Ilha do Naná, is an exclusive property in the up-and-coming region of Angra Dos Reis. With a host of existing development, the island is primed for immediate leisure. Alongside a 120-square-metre main house, Maná features four waterfront bungalows, a caretaker’s accommodation, a covered dining area and bar adjacent to the bungalows, a stone-carved freshwater pool, landscaped lawns, a helipad, and solar power throughout.

This property is situated in the county of Igrapiúna and is nestled within the Atlantic Forest and Mangrove Region. It boasts approximately 3,000 meters of beachfront and is adorned with over 2,000 coconut trees. The property features three houses. Although there is no public electricity on the island, some neighboring areas already have it. In addition, the island offers basic services like a health center, drugstores, banks, and supermarkets.

Ilha Araçatiba, an island spanning an excess of 15 acres in the State of Rio de Janeiro, offers a main villa complete with seven air-conditioned suites, a family kitchen, a dining space, a TV and living room, a laundry room, a barbecue area, a sauna with bathroom and dressing room, a swimming pool, and an illuminated sports court. This home, and the island caretaker’s residence, are serviced by an electrical generator and a potable water source.

With access to some of Brazil’s most biodiverse coastlines and the historic city of Caravelas – Pontal Island, known locally as both Ilha do Pontal and Ponta da Areia, is a gateway to life in the south of Bahia. The 197-acre property, located in the mouth of the Caravelas Estuary, has long stretches of sandy shoreline, dense growths of indigenous vegetation on its southwestern side, and buildable flat land throughout.

Bernado Island is one of Brazil’s finest. The property, accessible by both boat and helicopter, boasts valuable proximity to Rio de Janeiro and established development – a combination that primes it for commercial use.

A resident of Puyehue Lake, Cui-Cui is one of Chile’s finest recursive islands. Not only does the property accommodate private leisure, but it also serves as a gateway to the surrounding landscapes – here, recreation knows no bounds. Cui-Cui’s 30 acres are dominated by native forestland dissected with walking trails. A central elevation, alongside various shoreline outcroppings, grant uninterrupted vistas of the lake and beyond – from the Andes mountain range to the adjacent Puyehue volcano. Num

Ilha Comprida spans approximately 10 acres and is located two kilometres from the Brazilian mainland. Though listed as completely developed, the island’s infrastructure would need renovation to bring it to livable standards. However, the foundations for private luxury have been laid – a 600 square metre main residence, a swimming pool, a sauna, an indoor party-leisure area, a caretaker’s house, a general pier, a service pier, comprehensive utility services, and a helipad.