We shall not see the like of music legend David Bowie again. Nor will we see the like of his own share of Mustique Island. Bowie and Jagger were close friends, and so it's no surprise that they both ended up owning parts of the same island. This was allegedly once of Bowie's favorite places in the world to come and spend time. Depending on who you believe, his ashes may be scattered on the beach in front of his old home.
In keeping with Bowie's unusual tastes and styles, there's a fusion of different culture and architectural styles at work in and around Bowie's old villa. He named it 'Mandalay' and built it in both Japanese and Balinese style. That means you'll find tropical plants on one side of the villa, and a pond full of koi carp on the other. Stepping into Bowie's world will cost you a little less than stepping into Jagger's, but it's still pricey at $58,000 per month.