Kate & William Jet Off With George to Join the Middleton Clan For Grandma’s 60th Birthday

Prince George has been clocking up some serious heir-miles this week, jetting off to the Caribbean with his parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, dailymail reports.

The 18-month-old has been whisked away to the tropical luxury of Mustique to celebrate his grandmother Carole Middleton’s 60th birthday at a £10,000-a-week villa.

Also accompanied by his aunt and uncle, Pippa and James, the well-travelled youngster made the 4,287 mile trip this week on a British Airways flight, albeit in first-class seats.

According to fellow travellers he was ‘impeccably behaved’, entertaining himself with soft toys on the nine-hour flight.

The family group then disembarked in St Lucia before hoping onto a private plane which flew them to the island.

Six-month pregnant Kate’s parents – Carole and Michael – will travel out to join them this weekend. They prefer to fly BA as they are still able to obtain a staff discount.

Mr Middleton was for many years an aircraft dispatcher with the firm while his wife was a stewardess.

It is understood that the family – accompanied by a team of Scotland Yard bodyguards – have taken over Villa Rocina.

Designed and built in 1971 in the style of a Caribbean plantation, it boasts its own 30ft pool as well as stunning views.

Guests have only to walk a few feet from their garden to snorkel in the crystal-clear Caribbean Sea in front of the house.

Each bedroom has its own en-suite bath and dressing room, and the property has an air-conditioned gym for guests who can tear themselves away from the sun and sand.

Four members of staff – a chef, a butler, a housekeeper and a gardener – will be on hand throughout the family’s stay to tend to their every whim.

And there is a spa nearby, for anyone finding themselves in need of extra pampering before the party on January 31.

Although he is not yet two, Prince George has already travelled to Australia and New Zealand on tour, and taken several private jets to Scotland.

He also flew to Mustique last year without his father, who was studying at Cambridge University.

This year Prince William is meant to be revising for exams to become an air ambulance pilot but seems to have taken some time out.

Famed for its pristine beaches and upmarket watering holes, the island is one of the most exclusive destinations in the world.

It became famous in the 1960s when its owner, Lord Glenconner, gave Princess Margaret a ten-acre plot of land as a wedding present. Paparazzi are banned – making Mustique a magnet for celebrities including Mick Jagger and David Bowie.

Source: DailyMail