Prince William and Kate's hidden holiday home they love to escape to

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Ever since the Prince of Wales took over the role as head of the Duchy of Cornwall from his father back in September 2022, Prince William has made it clear he intends to make his mark and continue to focus projects which are dear to his heart, from the environment to homelessness.

On his most recent visit to Cornwall, William delighted the crowds as he spoke about his children and gave an encouraging update on the Princess of Wales, saying: “She's doing well, thanks." He also revealed that his three young children were jealous of his trip to Cornwall and said they might come away for a holiday later this year.

But where do they stay when they visit the area? While William has access to a number of Duchy properties for his trips to the area, Tamarisk House is thought to be a favourite and is located on Tresco Island in the Isles of Scilly, just off the coast of Cornwall.The island itself is the only one of the five islands which is privately owned and is said to boast white sand, turquoise waters, rare birds and lush flora and fauna.

It has even been dubbed the ‘Cornish Caribbean’. Previously a home of the King during his tenure as Prince of Wales, a number of tamarisk trees were grown to hide parts of the house from view to protect the royals' privacy.