Larry Page Acquires $32M Private Island in Puerto Rico

The Google co-founder's latest purchase adds to his collection of private islands, sparking speculation on his intentions.

Larry Page, former CEO of Google, has purchased Cayo Norte, a 300-acre island in Puerto Rico, for $32 million.
Cayo Norte is known for its white sandy beaches, coral reefs, and as a refuge for endangered sea turtles.
Page's collection now includes at least five islands across the Caribbean and South Pacific, with no clear plans for development.
Environmentalists hope the island will be preserved in its natural state, given its ecological value.
Page's retreat from public life continues, with speculation about the islands serving as reclusive retreats or sites for scientific experiments.