The gobsmacking villa where the royals stayed on their recent jaunt to Ibiza
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spared no expense on their recent holiday in Ibiza, staying in a luxury villa that costs around $50,000 a week to rent.
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The royals stayed in a “billionaires’ playground” of mansions on their Ibiza break.
Harry and Meghan, with baby Archie, went to the gated Vista Alegre complex, which boasts dozens of sea-facing superhomes, The Sun reports.
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The totally secluded villas are on a hillside overlooking Porroig bay on the Spanish island’s southwest coast.
A week in one of the resort’s most exclusive villas costs more than £25,000 ($A44,800) — although many of the poshest homes do not have a price advertised.
The royals flew to Ibiza on a private jet before being whisked to the resort by car.
Locals said the already-tight security presence was increased while they were in the complex.
One said: “The area has been built to a high specification and is a billionaires’ playground so the security staff know what they are doing.”
One of the most exclusive villas is Sa Calma at £120,000 ($A215,000) a week. It has been hired by multi millionaire DJ David Guetta and Sir Paul McCartney.
The three- storey building — with a 50-metre pool — comes with a house manager, chef and waitress and access to a Range Rover Auto-biography with its own driver.
A butler, yoga instructor and personal trainer can be arranged.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex had looked at staying on the £120,000 ($A215,000) -a-week Togomago Island, off Ibiza, before opting to stay in Vista Alegre.
A source on the private isle, where footballer Cristiano Ronaldo, actor Liz Hurley and Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood have holidayed recently, said: “They did have a team make an inquiry, but the interest in making a booking never materialised.”
The Sun told last week how the private jet Harry and Meghan used to fly back from their Spanish holiday is from a fleet let to billionaires.
It is not known who paid for the flights to and from Ibiza.
Buckingham Palace declined to comment.
This story first appeared in The Sun and has been republished here with permission.
Originally published as The gobsmacking villa where the royals stayed on their recent jaunt to Ibiza