What would you consider the most luxurious vacation? Forever Events has compiled the most exclusive addresses for when you need to just get away from it all. These destinations don’t skimp on any detail; from private jets to private countries, this top ten list will create memories for a lifetime.

10. First on our list is the Casa El Destino, located in Punta Mita, Mexico.

Its nightly rates are between $10,000 and $15,000 PER NIGHT, so between $70,000 and $105,000 PER WEEK! What amenities are included? Known as “The Destination” in Spanish, Casa El Destino is a luxurious oceanfront villa that includes access to 2 Jack Nicklaus golf courses, an ocean-front infinity pool, spa and two beach clubs. The villa has a personal staff of the residence includes: a personal chef, housekeepers, estate manager, babysitter, and concierge. The villa has a capacity of 14, and all its 7 bedrooms come with private terraces each with an ocean view.

9. Located in Heber City, Utah, the Deerfield Estate is only a couple miles from Park City. 

Visitors get to ski to and from the Deer Crest and Deer Valley. The Estate features 7 master suites, 11 bathrooms, 8 fireplaces, fitness rooms, billiards, wine cellar, 14-seat theatre, ski prep room, private gondola, and 24-hour staffed gate entrance. Rates start between $12,000 and $17,000 a night per package selected.

8. Villa Bellissima VI.

Come and visit pastoral Siena, Italy, an 800-year old farming village. The villa encompasses 22 suites and an outdoor terrace, study, screening rooms, conference facilities, a bar, 60’ swimming pool, tennis, basketball and bocce courts, spa and a modern fitness center. Its rate is $137,000 every week.

7. Isla de Sa Ferradura (Spain)

This 14-acre private island off the coast of Ibiza is replete with its own subtropical lagoon and waterfall. It also has a secret cave that has been converted into a spa. You’ll also get your very own hacienda, kitchen, bar, pool and wine bodega. All for only $230,000 a week.

6. Hugh Hefner Sky Villa, Palms Casino

The villa has amenities such as $700,000 cantilevered Jacuzzi and rotating bed. Other notables: full gym, media room, sauna, dining room and spa. There are plasma screens, poker tables, outdoor terrace, and 24/7 butler service. Frequented by celebrities, this suite asks a $34,000 a night.

5. Nygard Cay 

This Robin-Crusoe inspired playground is rife with waterslides, pools, hot tubs, and courts. There is also an 85’ yacht to play with after a busy day. In reference to the estate, Oprah quipped, “After seeing Nygard Cay, I am not living large enough!”

4. Royal Villa at Grand Resort Lagonissi

This aptly named villa is synonymous with pure luxury. It has everything: a fully equipped business center, steam rooms, heated pools, private beach, marina, butlers, chefs, and even a personal pianist (this is what we were talking about). Try working out with a personal trainer in the indoor pool. Want to get out and about? You’ve got a personal limo, and if that’s not enough, private jet and yachts are on hand. All for only $50,000 A NIGHT 😉

3. Necker Island, British Virgin Islands

Built by Sir Richard Branson (founder of Virgin Atlantic), the island comes with 60 staff, 200 flamingos, and pristine coral reef. This was the location of Larry Page, Google’s co-founder.

Staying on the island costs a flat rate of $51,000 a day, $357,000 per week, or $1,428,000 per month.Royal Penthouse Suite, Hotel President Wilson. Geneva, Switzerland.

2. Royal Penthouse Suite, Hotel President Wilson. Geneva, Switzerland.

The Royal Penthouse Suite overlooks Lake Geneva, and is complete with the amenities suitable for any head-of-state. Situated on the top floor, the penthouse features an open air saltwater pool, meeting rooms, and personal assistance. Did we mention, it has bullet-proof glass? All for only $52,000 a night.

1. Liechtenstein. The country. All of it.

Nope, that wasn’t a typo. You can actually “rent” the country (don’t forget, there’s a minimum two-night stay). This sweet deals includes plenty of space: about 61,960 square miles for you and your 150 guests at a time. Can we say destination wedding? Other features: Receive a symbolic key to the country, have a temporary currency made in your honor, have a 110-strong Liechtenstein police force “notionally” at your disposal, and a customized medieval parade (everyone needs a parade now and again, right?)

Price? Only $70,000 a night.