The $33,000-a-Week Caribbean Villa Where the Cambridges Celebrated Prince George's Birthday
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The $33,000-a-Week Caribbean Villa Where the Cambridges Celebrated Prince George's Birthday
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The total cost for their two-week stay came to £56,000 ($68,000) and looking at the pictures of the villa in question—Villa Antilles, which features dreamy views out to Mustique’s neighboring islands of Bequia and Saint Vincent—we have to admit that we can see why.
Related: See Photos From the Luxurious Villa Antilles
The duke and duchess, along with their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, as well as Kate’s parents Carole and Michael Middleton, enjoyed an idyllic two weeks wandering between the villa’ve five luxury bedrooms and its 60-foot infinity pool, lush private garden and al-fresco dining pavilion.
It was here that the family celebrated George’s sixth birthday, in utter seclusion and privacy—a no-fly zone is enforced over Mustique, making it a favorite destination for the mega-rich-and-famous who come to swim in its sparkling turquoise waters and sunbathe on its white-sand beaches, safe in the knowledge that every new arrival must register with the island’s security detail.
Every visitor to the tiny island—which measures only two square miles—must prove that they have made a hotel booking before being permitted to purchase flights.
Mustique has been a royal getaway destination for decades. In 1960, Princess Margaret became a frequent visitor to the island after being given a 10-acre plot as a wedding present, and even Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip
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