Mark Zuckerberg's $100 million doomsday compound in Hawaii features underground bunkers

Mark Zuckerberg, is constructing a $100 million compound on the picturesque island of Kauai in Hawaii, named Koolau Ranch. The project, shrouded in secrecy, features opulent mansions, including two main residences connected by a tunnel leading to a 5,000-square-foot underground bunker.

This lavish complex, one of the most expensive personal constructions, appears to be fortified for doomsday scenarios. The compound, surrounded by a 6-foot wall, is equipped with high-level security features, including keypad locks, soundproofing, and an extensive camera surveillance system.

The compound will also have at least 30 bedrooms and 30 bathrooms, as well as several guest houses and a cluster of 11 “disk-shaped” treehouses that will be linked by rope bridges. The plans also show that the compound will have security features, such as keypad locks, soundproofing, and secret doors. One of the smaller ranch buildings has more than 20 cameras alone.

The underground shelter is designed with a blast-resistant door and aims to be completely self-reliant. The property spans 1,400 acres, engaging in ranching and agriculture activities to ensure a sustainable food supply. Despite its extravagant features, Koolau Ranch is not merely a luxury retreat but also serves as a potential survival base in case of global catastrophes.