Tagomago

Editorial profile. This island is not our listing. It is profiled from public record. Figures and status reflect the sources below at time of writing and may have changed. Sources: public listings.

Is Tagomago for sale, and how much does it cost?

Tagomago is a 148 acres private island in Balearic Islands, Spain. It is understood to be available discreetly: €150,000,000. Tenure is freehold. Foreign ownership is permitted subject to local approvals. This is an editorial profile drawn from public record, clearly attributed, not our listing.

Summary

Marketed as Europe's most exclusive private island, Tagomago sits some nine hundred metres off north-east Ibiza and has carried an asking price of around one hundred and fifty million euros. Its roughly one hundred and fifty acres hold a single lavish five-bedroom villa, a beach bar, a helipad and a 1909 lighthouse, staffed by a full team and reachable only by boat or helicopter. Long operated as an ultra-luxury rental as well as a private residence, it is a trophy asset in every sense. Its market presence is intermittent, so it is profiled here as a quiet, standing offering rather than an active listing.

Land & Waterfront

The island covers about sixty hectares of protected Mediterranean landscape that doubles as a bird sanctuary, laced with walking trails and fronted by clear Balearic water. Despite the scale, development is deliberately restrained to a single villa compound, leaving most of the island as natural reserve. The setting looks across to Ibiza and toward Formentera, with sheltered approaches for tenders and yachts. Bathing, cruising and quiet walking define the experience; the reserve status keeps the land wild and the sense of seclusion complete despite the celebrated coastline nearby.

Access & Utilities

Access is exclusively by boat or by helicopter to the island's helipad, with Ibiza airport close by on the adjacent island. As a fully serviced estate it carries connected power and water, high-end domestic technology, tender boats and accommodation for a full staff team including manager, captain, chef and housekeeping. Everything needed to run the island as a flagship residence or rental is already in place, so a buyer inherits a turnkey operation. Utility and mooring arrangements should nonetheless be verified against the coastal and reserve rules in diligence.

Ownership & Use

Spanish freehold is open to foreign buyers with no nationality bar, and EU capital-movement rules assist EEA purchasers. The established uses are twofold: an ultra-private family residence and a premium whole-island rental that has hosted high-profile guests, giving the asset a genuine income dimension at the very top of the market. Buyers must weigh the nature-reserve designation and Ley de Costas shoreline rules, which constrain change, against the rarity of a staffed, turnkey island beside Ibiza. It is a trophy holding whose value rests on scarcity, servicing and location.

Specification

Status	Quiet
Offering	For sale
Region	Mediterranean · Balearic Islands
Country	Spain
Size	148 acres · 60 ha
Tenure	Freehold
Access	boat, helicopter
Nearest airport	Ibiza (IBZ) on the adjacent island, reached by boat or helicopter
Power	connected
Water	connected
Communications	broadband
Structures	five-bedroom villa, beach bar, 1909 lighthouse, staff quarters
Foreign ownership	Permitted (see notes)
Publicly marketed	since 2020

Price record

Documented public figures over time — asking prices, reported sales and reductions, each attributed. This record is maintained editorially and may lag the market.

Legal & Ownership Notes

EU free movement of capital applies; no nationality bar to Spanish freehold ownership

Zoning: Balearic coastal regulation (Ley de Costas) governs the shoreline public-domain strip; the island is also a bird sanctuary/nature reserve

• confirm nature-reserve and coastal-law constraints
• verify helipad and mooring consents
• review any protected-species obligations

Satellite reference: ESRI World Imagery / Google Earth — Tagomago, off Ibiza, Spain.
Imagery shown is representative of the region, not the island itself.

Common questions

How much does Tagomago cost?

Tagomago is profiled at: €150,000,000. Figures reflect public record at time of writing and may change; the profile keeps a dated price record.

What tenure does Tagomago have?

Tagomago is held on freehold tenure. Always confirm the exact instrument and any remaining term on the title.

Can a foreigner buy Tagomago?

Foreign buyers may own property here subject to local approvals. EU free movement of capital applies; no nationality bar to Spanish freehold ownership

How do you get to Tagomago?

Access is by boat, helicopter. Nearest airport: Ibiza (IBZ) on the adjacent island, reached by boat or helicopter.

How big is Tagomago?

Tagomago is approximately 148 acres (60 hectares).