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Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort

Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resortred bull co-founder dietrich mateschitz's laucala island resort
Laucala island is a small, private oasis lying to the east of taveuni, fiji. just 5 km long, the island used to be owned until 2003 by the family of publishing magnate, malcolm forbes. its’ current owner, red bull co-founder dietrich mateschitz, contracted lynne hunt london and scape design associates to transform the island in fiji into his own exclusive resort.
Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort
pool bar
image © lynne hunt london

 Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort
pool side view
image © scape design associates

 Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort
pool side view
image © scape design associates

 Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort
image © scape design associates

 Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort
image © scape design associates

 Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort
image © scape design associates

 Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort
image © scape design associates

 Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort
image © scape design associates

 Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort
image © scape design associates

 Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort
aerial view of laucala island
image © lynne hunt london

 Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort
beach bar
image © lynne hunt london

 Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort
peninsula villa
image © lynne hunt london

 Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort
image © scape design associates

 Red Bull Co-Founder Dietrich Mateschitz's Laucala Island Resort
image © scape design associates
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