A NOTORIOUS "Sex Island" resort is set to return with promises of "unlimited romps" and "naked sky diving", although the price will put off most people.
The infamous erotic resort in Dubai promises paying punters a bevvy of 100 beautiful girls and a range of raunchy activities.
For $5,000 (£4,629) a day, visitors are promised they will be able to have sex with two girls a day and take part in events such as naked sky diving, yacht parties, ATV dune tours and exotic car races.
The United Arab Emirates still has strict laws on alcohol and a zero-tolerance approach to drugs, but despite that, organisers claim the island is "an alcohol and drug-friendly environment".
In a similar format to previous events run in places such as Las Vegas and the Caribbean, the experience promises two girls for every ticket holder during a three-night event from October 7 to October 10.
The high-paying guests are escorted by helicopter from Dubai International Airport to a discreet location in the desert city.
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Their hefty ticket price also includes food, drink, air-conditioned accommodation and WiFi, as well as on-site HIV and STD testing.
The event's website brags that all of the women there are tested and free of any sexual diseases.
It also promises "five-star meals" for guests made by professional chefs who will provide breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Other facilities on "Sex Island" include a concert hall, volleyball court and two swimming pools.
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Glossy videos for the company show leering men on yachts and in expensive cars surrounded by beautiful young women.
Among the reviews supposedly left by previous satisfied guests, Thomas from New York said: "Unbelievable trip, unforgettable memories. I will definitely be back next year!"
Connor from Texas claimed he went for his bachelor party and praised the "five-star service and five-star girls".
Jamal from London said Sex Island "will definitely go down as one of the most memorable experiences in my life".
While Micheal from Australia claimed he visited the resort with his wife, and that it had "brought back that spark" that the couple "were missing in our relationship".
Previous "Sex Island" events have taken place a short helicopter ride from Las Vegas, where 100 women were also set to attend.
Unbelievable trip, unforgettable memories
However, the event, run by the Good Girls Company, has been branded a scam by some visitors.
A previous event due to take place in Colombia was cancelled after sparking fury from local authorities.
Following the controversy, organisers claimed they were moving it to Trinidad and Tobago, but that never went ahead either.
Some would-be attendees told Scam Detector their trips had been cancelled the day before they were due to fly out after they had already paid for their tickets.
One supposedly scammed customer told Scam Detector: "I paid $4,500 by wire transfer to a bank account in the United States."
They went on: "They sent the 'Golden Ticket' by email along with the name of the hotel in Trinidad to stay in – Hyatt Regency – where the pickup to go to the yacht was."
But after travelling to Miami, the customer received an email from organisers the day before which said it had been cancelled for security reasons.
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The email promised a refund was on its way, but according to the furious guest, it never arrived.
Good Girls Company insisted to Scam Detector that the event is real, but blamed imposters for setting up fake copycat events to fleece punters.
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