Prince William and Kate Middleton, along with their children, have reportedly jetted off to Mustique for their half-term break, opting for the Caribbean island’s white sandy beaches over the BAFTAs red carpet, where their attendance had been anticipated.
The family is no stranger to Mustique—a private Caribbean Island famed for its exclusivity and popularity among royals.
Known for its untouched beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush tropical surroundings, the island offers just one commercial hotel, with most visitors opting for secluded, privately-owned villas. Mustique’s strict no-fly zone ensures maximum privacy for guests and residents alike.
While it’s unclear exactly where Prince William, Kate, and their children are staying, it’s likely they’ve returned to Villa Antilles.
The family previously stayed there during their 2019 summer trip to celebrate Prince George’s birthday. At the time, the villa cost £27,000 per week, but prices have since increased to £33,000 per week from January to April and £25,000 per week from May to December.
Villa Antilles is the height of luxury and privacy. Its 60-foot infinity pool appears to merge seamlessly with the turquoise Caribbean waters, while sun-drenched terraces offer panoramic views of the sea and neighboring islands Bequia and Saint Vincent—an ideal backdrop for the Princess of Wales to practice her photography skills.
The villa’s attention to detail is unmatched, with a dedicated staff that includes a private chef, butler, and housekeeper, ensuring the family’s stay is nothing short of effortless. Guests can enjoy al fresco dining in prime locations that capture the sea breeze and sunsets.
The villa’s chef curates a bespoke menu featuring signature island dishes such as zesty prawn ceviche, grilled lobster, and slow-cooked baby back ribs. According to the villa’s brochure, “Al fresco dining is at the heart of the Antilles experience. Whether enjoying a casual beachfront breakfast or an elegant candlelit dinner under the stars, every meal is an occasion.”
Mustique itself offers a highly exclusive escape. As the villa’s website explains: “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.”
The Wales family’s tropical getaway perfectly balances luxury, relaxation, and unparalleled privacy.
