The largest of the Channel Islands, Jersey is located south of England in the Bay of Mont St Michel, just 14 miles from Normandy, France. A British Crown Dependency, Jersey’s official language is English, driving is on the left, and the currency is pound sterling; however, there is still a strong French influence, evidenced by the road and place names and local family names. This self-governing island has long been a draw: in addition to its many tax advantages, it offers residents safety and privacy, high-quality health and leisure facilities, world-class restaurants, a good education system, and easy access to the United Kingdom and mainland Europe.

It is no surprise that after sailing the magnificent eastern shores on his final voyage in 1502 Christopher Columbus referred to this magical land as la costa rica, or “rich coast.” This aptly named nation is graced with an innate wealth that extends far beyond its rainforests, rivers, lakes, waterfalls, volcanoes, and some of the world’s best beaches. From the capital city of San Jose in the country's Central Valley to the picturesque province of Guanacaste in the northwest, Costa Rica is home to a diverse range of luxury properties for sale including beautiful beachfront estates, ocean-view homes, mountain retreats, city condominiums, and expansive undeveloped parcels of land.

Barbados is an international destination of choice for sophisticated travelers and astute real estate investors. Luxurious activities such as golf, polo, and horseracing attract residents and visitors alike to this calming island. Those who seek a blend of contemporary interior design and time-honored architecture can choose between luxury villas with panoramic sea views, historic hillside hideaways, avant-garde luxury beachfront villas, and distinguished plantation houses. The Royal Westmoreland championship golf course, beach, and spa estate is located on the west coast of Barbados in St. James while the Apes Hill Golf Club is in the centre of the island, with majestic views of the east and west coasts of Barbados. In the western central part of Barbados is Saint James, the "Platinum Coast", known for glitzy mansions and luxury hotels-a favorite of the rich and famous.

Monaco and its most famous region, Monte Carlo, are synonymous with glamor, luxury, and wealth. Located on the French Riviera, Monaco offers an enchanting Mediterranean lifestyle with a glittering coastline, first-class sporting and leisure amenities, and a mild year-round climate. As the world's second smallest independent state, The Principality of Monaco is separated into four traditional quarters-Fontvieille, Monaco-Ville, La Condamine, and the internationally renowned Monte Carlo, home to the Monte Carlo casino. Residents and visitors to Monte Carlo-and more broadly, the entire principality of Monaco-have noted that it is an incredibly clean and safe place to live, and choose between the romantic quartier of the Port of Monaco, high-rises and beaches in the Larvotto quarter, while shopping is a must at the Carre d'Or, or Golden Square.

Set in the heart of the Pacific Ocean, the Republic of the Fiji Islands is a tropical paradise that beckons all adventurers with breathtaking white sandy beaches, swaying coconut palm trees, and sparkling waters. For the ultimate in waterfront leisure, Fiji is a stunning backdrop for sailing, yachting, whitewater rafting, snorkeling and scuba diving, and an abundance of tropical fish, turtles, and dolphins. The picture-postcard islands of Fiji offer acres of beachfront land for building the perfect tropical villa while private island ownership is the definition of opulent island living for those seeking the ultimate five-star tropical lifestyle.

Situated in the mid-Atlantic Ocean to the north of the Caribbean islands, Bermuda is an ideal residential domicile, international business center, and vacation destination for those seeking a sophisticated and affluent getaway with an energize outdoor lifestyle. More than 400 shipwrecks line on the reefs surrounding Bermuda’s 62-mile coastline offering a fascinating underwater historical tour for scuba diving and snorkeling enthusiasts, while those who prefer to stay on land will enjoy the incredible pink-sand beaches of Britain’s oldest overseas territory. From prime estates in Tucker’s Town and Pembroke, Paget and Warwick parishes to the luxury condominiums of Hidden Cove and Rosewood Tucker’s Point Club, Bermuda real estate promises an elegant semi-tropical lifestyle surrounded by natural beauty and waterfront pleasures.

<div>The singular island of Saint Barthelemy, tiny in size-just eight square miles-but formidable in reputation, boasts aquamarine waters, white-sand beaches, and a refined but relaxed way of life rooted in French culture. The island's 22 beaches offer snorkeling, surfing, and windsurfing, while over 80 restaurants range from patisseries to white-tablecloth elegance. Villas overlooking the bay of Lorient, exquisite properties perched on Gustavia's western cliff, and Creole-style architectural homes are just a sampling of the varying types of luxury real estate found in this tropical paradise.</div><div></div>

The Cayman Islands, surrounded by gin clear waters and soft coral sands, is a popular and prestigious destination for vacationers and real estate investors alike. From Seven Mile Beach, brimming with luxury hotels and residences, to the tranquil shores of Rum Point, Cayman is renowned for its pristine beaches, endless marine activities, shopping, restaurants and entertainment.

One of the world’s wealthiest cities, Hong Kong is the living canvas of a multicultural society influenced by both the Western and Chinese culture. The liveliness and the beauty of the city also attracts tourists, investors, and entrepreneurs from across the world.