Pentle Bay in the island of Tresco (Image: Getty)
This gorgeous island has white sand beaches, crystal clear waters, balmy temperatures in summer and is a favourite holiday location for the Prince and
You’d be forgiven for thinking this island must be in the Caribbean, but instead, it’s just off the
The island of Tresco is an incredible holiday spot, and also an area of outstanding natural beauty.
To preserve this beauty the island is car-free and almost all vehicles are electric.
Electric transport shuttles and golf buggies are the preferred mode of transport – or, of course, you could walk or cycle and soak up all the beauty this island has to offer.
One of these gorgeous offerings is Tresco Abby Gardens, which boasts 20,000 species of sub-tropical plants and flowers, making a peaceful paradise perfect for a day of exploration.
This tranquil island boasts a rich history with the Royal family.
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Abbey Gardens, Tresco (Image: Getty)
was first introduced to its untouched beauty and peaceful beaches as a child by his mother, Princess Diana. Today, the Prince and Princess of Wales still enjoy summers in Tresco with their children.
Although currently leased to private owners, the Duchy of Cornwall still retains ownership of properties on the island, including a stunning seaside holiday home called Dolphin House.
With a population of just 150 the island offers an unparalleled level of privacy, making it the perfect getaway for those in search of peace and solitude – royal or not.
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Tresco, Isles of Scilly (Image: Getty)
If you want to experience this slice of paradise for yourself then recommends travelling to Tresco via St Mary’s by sea from Penzance between March and November with .
Marine Conservation charity, ORCA named it the UK’s best ferry route for spotting wildlife including dolphins, seals, whales and even Sun Fish, the second largest fish in the world.