Enjoy the Summer: The Royal Family’s Secret Beach Getaway Revealed

The school summer holidays are in full swing, despite the gloomy British weather that seems to be pouring with rain and dashing hopes of an imminent heatwave.

While searches for the best sun creams, outdoor toys, and paddling pools have been momentarily put on hold, families are still busy planning exciting trips to keep everyone entertained during the long break.

And it seems that the royal family is no exception.

Prince William and Princess Kate have come up with a fantastic idea to enjoy Norfolk's stunning beaches while avoiding too much attention and also supporting local businesses.

Many have wondered why Anmer Hall, the residence of choice for William and Kate and their three children, holds such appeal.

Over the years, the royal couple has been spotted at various locations throughout the county, from neighborhood pubs to the local Sainsbury's in Kings Lynn.

However, Anmer Hall offers them a great deal of privacy.

A local resident revealed that the Wales family has been seen on a yacht just off Holcombe Beach.

This allows them to enjoy the beach without the crowds of people.

Holcombe Beach, known for its appearance in the movie “Shakespeare in Love,” boasts vast white sand dunes and, despite its popularity, never feels overly crowded due to its size.

Nevertheless, it would be challenging for the royal family to visit during peak summer season.

Being on a boat provides them with the privacy and security they need, while still allowing them to enjoy their local beach.

They can often be found fishing for crabs off the pier, with the children eagerly requesting ice creams and the parents reluctantly giving in, but only if they behave.

It is clear that being normal is of utmost importance to them, and their efforts are truly impressive.

In 2021, Holcombe Beach served as the backdrop for a heartwarming family film made by William and Kate to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary.

The video showcased the family roasting marshmallows, taking leisurely walks in the countryside, and playing on the beach.

The Sandringham Estate, where the royals often spend Christmas, is also conveniently located near Anmer Hall.

Another destination that offers them a sense of freedom and anonymity is the Channel Island of Tresco.

Interestingly, William now technically owns the entire island.

A member of their circle who vacationed on Tresco at the same time as the royal family shared that they were just like any other family during their stay.

Recently, Prince William made a video with Princess Charlotte, apologizing for not being able to watch the Lionesses play Spain in the World Cup final in person.

The following day, Kensington Palace released an official statement revealing how the Wales family watched the match.

They enjoyed the game from the comfort of Anmer Hall in Norfolk, alongside Charlotte, George, and Louis.

While no specific reason was given for William's inability to travel to Australia for the World Cup, it is worth noting that the championship coincides with the school summer holidays, which the couple takes off from work to spend quality time with their family.

Apart from their Norfolk retreat, they are likely to spend some time at Balmoral with King Charles and Queen Camilla, who reside there during the summer.

When asked for advice on how to handle the challenges of raising a family in the public eye, Prince William emphasized the importance of protecting the children and allowing them to have as normal a childhood as possible.

He believes in finding opportunities to create a sense of normality amidst the abnormal circumstances they face.

By acknowledging their situation and prioritizing their children's best interests, William and Kate are doing an excellent job of navigating their unique roles.

So, while the British weather may not be cooperating, the royal family has found a way to make the most of their summer by retreating to their secret beach getaway.