Johnny Depps Island: Where Is Johnny Depp’s Private Island? How Much Does Johnny Depp’s Island Cost?

Johnny Depp’s private island in the Bahamas is a slice of Caribbean heaven.

Called Little Hall’s Pond Cay, it spans 45 acres of sheer natural beauty, with the 58-year-old star once dubbing it the most “pure and beautiful” place he’d ever been.

The actor reportedly fell in love with the location when he came across it while filming Pirates of the Caribbean.

Following this, he purchased it for $3.6 million. While the location did not have any houses, Johnny decided to build his very own house which has a 360-degree view.

Its surroundings are part of the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park protected area and are home to a variety of species.

The 45-acre island boasts six white sandy beaches, each named by Depp for something near and dear to his heart. Two of them are named after his children, Lily-Rose, 22, and Jack, 19, whom the star shares with ex-girlfriend Vanessa Paradis, 48.

Another beach is named after Vanessa, of whom Lily-Rose is the spitting image.

The actor and musician has dubbed one of the beaches Gonzo in honor of the late author Hunter S. Thompson, with whom he was close friends. Gonzo beach features glass tables with Thompson’s face etched into them.

One beach bears the last name of Depp’s friend and mentor Marlon Brando, whose opinion reportedly weighed into Depp’s decision to buy the island.