Independent reason billionaires boycott the Hamptons while they flee to the new Summer Haven

The rich and celebrities usually start to go to the Hamptons on Memorial Day Weekend – but this year they are going to many more exclusive locations.

Instead of going to the East End of the Long Island, celebrities and the super rich come their way abroad.

Stars including beyoncé and Jennifer Lopez Different mansions of several millions of dollars have had in the Hamptons. From the east you can find their vast, remote connections, but that also applies to the curious eyes of Paparazzi, and that is the problem.

As the years are progressing, the elite area has become incredibly busy, especially since Manhattanites brag about making day trips thanks to Jitney rides on the Long Island Expressway.

Now holidaymakers choose to spend the summer on more off-the-beeted pad locations and experts tell the Daily Mail exclusively why they made the leap from east to Portugal, France and Croatia.

Jeff Lichtenstein, broker and CEO at Echo Fine Properties In Jupiter, FloridaThe Daily Mail told that ‘the Uber-Rijk will change this year,’ adding that he belongs that more people buy holiday homes in Portugal and to Spain On glamorous travel.

These valid people visit ‘everywhere from Lagos to Carvoeiro with a view of the cliffs on the Atlantic Ocean to Ultra New Golf Court communities within a few minutes of Faro Airport,’ Lichtenstein explained.

Although prices have been shot up in recent years, it is still relatively cheap compared to other areas. Portugal attracts people from the UK, Spain, Saudi Aarabia and the rest of Europe, making it a more global audience than the one you will find in the Hamptons.

The rich and famous, such as Christie Brinkley (depicted above), come to Hampton’s hotspots such as SURF Lodge from Memorial Day – Weekend – but this summer they are going to many exclusive locations

Because the years have gone in the area, it has become incredibly busy, especially because Manhattanites brag about making day trips thanks to Jitney Shuttle Rides

Jeff Lichtenstein, broker at Echo Fine Properties, told The Daily Mail: “The Uber-Wealthy is changing this year,” adds that he hears that more people buy holiday singing homes in Portugal

“The Portuguese are English language -friendly and work is cheap to hire,” Lichtenstein added. The broker explained that Portugal also offers an escape for people who want to come from the United States for political reasons. ‘

Darijo Saric, the CEO of VIP Holiday BookerHas handled high-end holidays for celebrities, including Julia Roberts and Rami Malek, as well as athletes, Moguls and politicians, all of whom ask for ‘remote accommodations, private hunting charters and exclusive services’.

They are looking for the White Lotus experience. Think of private villas with Instagram-worthy overflow swimming pools, personal chefs at their Beck and Call, a personal masseuse and other professionals available for wellness experiences and security systems to guarantee safety.

Many choose Croatia for privacy, such as stars such as the BeckhamsBeyoncé, Kim Kardashian, Jeff Bezos and Katy Perry have visited super yacht They are equipped with saunas, cinemas, bubble baths and of course dedicated crews.

Other high -quality individuals visit old favorites such as St. Barths and Cannes.

Hawaii is a popular destination for technical billionaire-bezos and his expectant wife Lauren Sanchez have bought an estate of $ 78 million on La Perouse Bay. Mark Zuckerberg bought A vast 600 hectare home for a cool $ 53 million on the island of Kauai. The founder of Facebook is reportedly also acquired a 700 -hectare real estate on one of the islands for more than $ 100 million in 2014.

For more external institutions consider billionaires Yellowstone and come to Montana’s Paradise Valley.

George and Amal Clooney have a quiet life in FranceWhere they are detached by curious neighbors.

Liberty House Buy Group Founder Eli Pasternak told The Daily Mail that the Hamptons lost its exclusivity about five years ago, “That was then his ultra-high-net value customers started complaining about crowds, despite the area that still found high prices.

Pasternak believes that “social media ruined the privacy for which these people actually pay and now Paparazzi Camp outside every decent restaurant in East Hampton during the summer weekends.”

The once calm and idyllic cities are flooded with influencers who are desperate to get into Surf Lodge and share snaps of their too expensive Ralph’s coffee lattes on social media.

Liberty House Buying Group founder Eli Pasternak told The Daily Mail that the Hamptons lost its exclusivity about five years ago, “That then started to complain his ultra-high-network customers about crowds

Now holidaymakers choose to spend the summer on more off-the-beeten-path locations and experts tell the Daily Mail exclusively why they made the leap

Over the years, the Hampton’s Gwyneth Paltrow, Bill Clinton, Alec Baldwin, Ethan Hawke, put on, Jimmy Fallon, Jon Bon Jovi, Jerry Seinfeld and much more. Montauk is special with stars, because A-Listers come together to hotspots such as the Surf Lodge Beach Club and Gurney’s.

While influencers share how to nail an easy and cheap day trip, more and more ordinary people make the trip by train or bus. For the ultra -rich one who does not want to mix with Plebeanans, traffic becomes an ‘unbearable’ problem, Pasternak said – although it is always possible to opt for a helicopter trip.

He told The Daily Mail that his client who has a compound of $ 12 million in Southampton recently spent four hours driving around 93 miles from Manhattan on a Friday, who is ‘longer than to Miami fly’.

“If you are worth 100 million dollars, you don’t want to be in the same traffic as everyone else trying to reach Jones Beach,” Pasternak joked.

Now his rich buyers are moving to ‘More Lowkey spots such as Fisher Island in MiamiWhere safety really works, and Kiawah Island in South Carolina because it is impossible for random people to just appear. ‘

Others, he says, opt for classic destinations such as Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard. “Instead, another customer bought in Nantucket because it still requires some effort to achieve, unlike the Hamptons that became far too accessible.”

“One percent wants insulation that they can no longer buy in traditional places and these less well -known islands deliver actual privacy without Instagram crushed that take selfies outside their gates.”