Honeymoon like Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux for $50K
Jennifer Aniston‘s all about her friends – even on her super-luxurious honeymoon.
The newly titled Mr. and Mrs. Justin Theroux jetted off with celeb pals including Chelsea Handler, Jason Bateman and Courteney Cox to the stunning Four Seasons resort in Bora Bora, where the most lavish three-bedroom villa costs upwards of $12,500 a night.
Aniston, 46, and Theroux, 44, tied the knot in a hush-hush ceremony at their Bel Air estate last Wednesday before heading out to the sun-soaked Polynesian locale for some R&R.
Sources told Page Six the newlyweds and their celeb pals are staying in numerous thatched roof bungalows, which can cost up to $5,000 per night each, built over the tropical lagoon. A private deck extends from each bedroom to a waterfront plunge pool.
The famous group will certainly take advantage of the resort’s deluxe amenities, including a wide range of spa treatments. One indulgence, which the resort calls “Kahaia Haven,” boasts that it can “restore inner balance” through a body scrub with Tahitian black pearl powder and native fragrant vanilla, a full-body massage and a de-stressing facial. The 120-minute treatment could set Aniston and Theroux back $375 each.
While the couple is enjoying the company of their closest friends, they may want to break away for a private dinner to celebrate their love.
The Four Seasons Bora Bora offers a unique experience for lovebirds looking to getaway from their getaway. For just under $1,000, Aniston and Theroux could be whisked away to a secluded island where an array of canapés awaits alongside rosé Champange. Wagyu beef, lobster and local specialties are prepared by the executive chef and delivered by a private server.
Before returning to the group, the famous duo would enjoy a Polynesian fire dance to cap off the memorable evening.
The loved-up “Wanderlust” co-stars could also book a private snorkeling exploration of an inner lagoon teeming with exotic marine life including octopus, unicorn fish and sea urchins. Led by a marine biologist, the 120-minute experience costs $700 per couple.
If the Hollywood posse wants an activity that accommodates the whole pack, they could sail off for a tour of the turquoise Tahitian waters in the resort’s own Catamaran, which can be booked for $700.
Aniston won’t have to worry about losing her bikini body on their indulgent vacation. A state-of-the-art fitness center offers studio classes and trainers on demand. For $300, guests can even partake in a 50-minute private sunrise yoga session on an over-water platform.
To honeymoon like these stars for a week, you’d need to shell out at least $50,000 — and that doesn’t even include the cost of airfare to the exotic tropical location.
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