The Prince and Princess of Wales have reportedly jet-setted to the Caribbean with their children during their half-term break, trading the BAFTAs red carpet - which it was hoped they would attend - for the white sand beaches of Mustique.
It's not the first time the Wales family have been to Mustique. The small, private island in the Caribbean known for its exclusivity, famed for its popularity with royals, and loved for its pristine white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush tropical landscapes.
The island boasts just one commercial hotel, with those who holiday there typically opting for secluded, privately-owned properties for their luxury getaway. Mustique also operates a strict no-fly zone, affording guests and residents complete privacy.
It's not known exactly where Kate and William are staying with George, Charlotte and Louis, but it could be likely they've returned to Villa Antilles.
In 2019, the family spent their summer on the island to mark Prince George's birthday, reportedly staying in the then-£27,000-a-week villa which is owned by William's friend, Andrew Dunn.
Today, prices have risen to £33k-per-week from January - April, and £25,000-per-week from May - December.
© Getty ImagesEvery detail at Villa Antilles exudes indulgence. A dedicated team of staff, including a private chef, butler, and housekeeper, ensures that the Wales family will experience effortless relaxation.
The villa’s al fresco dining spaces, perched in prime spots to capture the cooling sea breeze and golden sunsets, provide the perfect setting for unforgettable dining experiences.
The menu, crafted by the villa’s skilled chef, is an all-inclusive culinary journey, featuring signature island dishes such as zesty prawn ceviche, succulent grilled lobster, and fall-off-the-bone slow-cooked baby back ribs, tailored to suit every taste.
© Kensington PalaceBeyond the villa’s opulent comforts, Mustique itself offers an exclusive, ultra-private escape.
As noted on the villa’s website: "Every island visitor is registered with our security team before arriving on the island by land, air, or sea - whether staff, local islander, or guest - ensuring the utmost privacy and security."
