It sits on a rock in the Caribbean and is surrounded by water on all sides - but there's a helipad for anyone who wants to arrive in dramatic style.

And Villa on Dunbar Rock, despite the proximity of the sea, throws in an infinity pool for its guests anyway. There's also a private beach and eight suites.

With the sea literally at your doorstep, the rock provides handy access for those keen to explore under the surface of the idyllic marine area.

However, there is more than enough to entertain on the private island. 

Guests can submit to their isolation on balcony sun loungers and enjoy incredible views.

Forget battling with other holidaymakers for space on the beach, because the rock retreat comes with its own private stretch of golden sand.

The island could be the perfect place to book out for a group holiday or event, as the eight air-conditioned rooms can sleep up to 18 adults. 

If you wish to hone your diving skills, Padi certified instructors are on hand to help you explore the Guanaja reef.

The Villa on Dunbar Rock also comes with a dive centre stocked with new rental equipment and three dive boats.

The $1.7 million (£1.1 million) home took two years to be transformed into a luxury $10 million (£6.6 million) dream island mansion, with 15,000 square feet of rooms spread across four floors.  

There is even a chef on hand to prepare meals, created using local flavours.

Seven-night packages at the Villa on Dunbar Rock start at $1,952 (£1,282) per person with dives included in the price.

(dailymail.co.uk)