Take a peek inside the private 38-acre Bahamas paradise where Donald Trump Jr got married

Little Pipe Cay is roughly 70 miles from the Bahamian capital of Nassau and approximately 270 miles from Palm Beach, according to LBC.

Wurm told Fox News Digital that private islands such as Little Pipe Cay appeal to wealthy travelers because they offer privacy, security and fully customized experiences.

Unlike commercial luxury destinations in general, Wurm said the region "still feels relatively untouched and highly curated."

The cost of renting the island has not been made public. 

The entire property boasts 11 bedrooms and 17 bathrooms, according to the website of LVH Global, an ultra-luxury super home chartering company.

About 40 guests attended the wedding last Saturday.

Attendees included Donald Trump Jr.'s five children and his siblings, Ivanka Trump, Eric Trump and Tiffany Trump, plus their spouses, according to reports and photos.

"I'm so proud to have witnessed so much of their journey as a couple."

President Donald Trump was unable to get to the wedding, citing his numerous presidential responsibilities.

In the days following the nuptials, Anderson offered a tiny glimpse of married life on Instagram stories, posting a photo of a personalized item embroidered with her new name, "Mrs. Trump."

The wedding followed Trump Jr. and Anderson's engagement in December 2025 after roughly a year of dating.

Kelly McGreal of Fox News Digital contributed reporting.