Caption: The tiny beautiful french alpine village of Courchevel where the Cambridges recently holidayed Photo: David Rose for the Telegraph
Caption: Hameau de Bellecote, where it is rumoured the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
stayed Photo: David Rose for the Telegraph Details have begun to emerge of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s first family holiday in Courcheval, which included arriving by private jet and dining in some of the resort’s finest restaurants.
They took Prince George
, two, and Princess Charlotte,
10 months, on a four-night secret jaunt to the French Alps, with Kensington Palace only releasing photographs following their return to the UK.
Conditions were too dangerous on Wednesday to land at Courchevel’s altiport, which has a runway of just 537m and is considered to be one of the most dangerous airports in the world. Shop Harrods Beautiful Coats.
With no lighting aids
, landing in fog and low clouds is impossible.
Instead, the royal family are believed to have flown by private jet
with their close friend James Meade and his wife Lady Laura Marsham to Chambery and travelled the remaining 60 miles by a chauffeur-driven private hire car. Click link for full post from The Telegraph.