line that bought the property but also by associated lines. List of "private islands" of cruise lines Castaway Cay, owner Disney Cruise Line, pier access Labadee, Haiti, a peninsula, Royal Caribbean International, pier access Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas, Norwegian Cruise Line Little Stirrup Cay (Coco Cay), Bahamas, Royal Caribbean International, pier access Harvest Caye, Belize, Norwegian Cruise Line Half Moon Cay or Little San Salvador Island, Bahamas, Holland America Line Princess Cays, part of Eleuthera, Bahamas, Princess Cruises, bought in 1992 Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, Bahamas, MSC Cruises Sir Bani Yas Island 'Beach Oasis' at Sir Bani Yas, Abu Dhabi, MSC Cruises Real estate The real estate market for private islands varies globally. Prices tend to be lower in Nova Scotia, parts of Michigan and Maine, and parts of Central America; and higher in Europe, the Bahamas, and Oceanic countries like French Polynesia. Islands with amenities have higher market value and are not sold as frequently. Some are available for travelers to rent, a trend which increased in the 2000s with economic recession making it more difficult for some owners to maintain them. In the 2000s, the United States housing bubble increased the cost-per-acre for private islands. The effect was fueled by the advent of the Internet, which provided greater access to island inventories. Conservation groups' efforts to restrict development reduced the supply of private islands in the market, raising prices. Southeast Asia has numerous islands, with Indonesia being an archipelago of 17,000 islands and the Philippines having around 7,100. Real estate laws restrict foreigners' ability to buy property in the geographical area, and many islands either have unclear ownership rights or are already settled. Private islands that are available in Southeast Asia's real estate market are also prohibitively costly due to being in high demand by hotel developers. Developments address these difficulties by selling private islands that have villas and neighbor islands that have high-end hotels; the proximity keeps costs of habitation down. Europe has hundreds of thousands of islands, many of which are privately owned. With 17,000 islands in Finland, 221,831 islands in Sweden and thousands in Croatia, Europe is increasingly becoming a hotspot for private island holidays. Many islands, although privately owned, are not suitable for development due to legal and governmental restrictions or due to the physical characteristics of the island. The Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic feature a number of private islands, typically