The world's most exclusive private clubs: A haven for the elite
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The Yellowstone Club, Montana, US
Membership to Montana’s Yellowstone Club is capped at 864 members
This exclusive private community in the Rocky Mountains is spread over 15,200 acres, featuring a golf course and slopes to ski on in the winter. To join, members need to purchase a property worth $2 million or more. There’s also a $400,000 initiation fee and annual dues worth $44,000. You can visit the club as a guest, but owners are restricted to 100 guest days per season, one member told The San Francisco Standard.
Since it opened in 2001, celebrities including Tom Brady, Gisele Bündchen, Justin Timberlake, Jessica Biel, Bill Gates, and Eric Schmidt have all sought membership here. Schmidt reportedly hosts a summit there every July.
Apollo’s Muse, London, England
Apollo’s Muse in London’s Mayfair blends design and architecture with a serene museum-like atmosphere. With marble walls, sculptures, and statues, this exclusive club can feel like one has stepped back into ancient Rome or Greece.
On offer is a unique dining experience, surrounded by artworks dating back to the first and second centuries. Members are capped at 500.
The Yacht Club de Monaco, Monaco
The Yacht Club de Monaco — a 670-foot long, ship-like structure — attracts some of the world’s wea
Founded by Prince Rainier III in 1953, the Yacht Club de Monaco is a prestigious club reflecting the principality’s maritime history. One can find a nautical library, a pool, a gym, and a ballroom. Benefits also include luxury cabins, wellness services, and invites to exclusive events.
Membership requires two
