Prince Harry and girlfriend Chelsy Davy sneak off to romp on a desert island - called Paradise...

LOVE-STRUCK Prince Harry and girlfriend Chelsy Davy sneaked off to romp on a desert island - called Paradise.

The besotted pair were desperate to escape prying eyes at their Indian Ocean resort and share intimate moments alone together.

Harry, 20, hired a motorboat and sped off with gorgeous blonde Chelsy, 19, for a day of passion on the tiny isle.

Just one police minder went with them in a separate boat - and discreetly stayed at the other end of the beach.

A source at their hotel on main island Bazaruto, off the coast of Mozambique, said: "They were longing to be alone and get up to what couples in love do. They were in Paradise for several hours.

"Harry asked one of our staff for advice on where they could go to get some peace.

"Paradise Island is the perfect location. You can only get to it by boat and no one lives there.

"There used to be a hotel but it closed a few years ago.

"Harry and Chelsy spent all day there, sunbathing on the beach and snorkelling.

"There is a beautiful coral reef fringing the island.

"When they returned to us in the evening they were both glowing with happiness and said they had a really good day.

"They said they had been able to spend time together on the beach, with no one else around." The island, just 1.8 miles long and 500 yards wide, is really called Santa Carolina.

It was dubbed Paradise Island when it became popular with honeymooners in the 1960s.

Harry and Chelsy are spending ten days in a thatched beach-side villa on Bazaruto with her parents Charles and Bev and brother Shaun.

Onlookers said the Prince has not been able to keep his hands off stunning Chelsy, who has been showing off her curves in skimpy bikinis.

And The People can reveal that the couple plan to continue their romance by flying to posh Alpine ski resort Klosters for a New Year break.

A royal source revealed: "They just can't get enough of each other. Harry will be at Sandringham for a few days over Christmas and will be pining for Chelsy. But then he is whisking her off to Klosters.

"In the meantime it's a certainty they will be phoning each other day and night."

Harry's dad Prince Charles is said to be delighted for him, despite concerns over the links Chelsy's dad, a safari firm boss, has with the despotic Zimbabwe regime of Robert Mugabe.

Charles hopes Chelsy will prove to be a "calming influence" on wild Harry. But there are also fears that she may be having just the opposite effect.

A royal insider said: "Harry's father is delighted he is in love and approves of Chelsy. He can see how much he's fallen for her.

"But he is worried that Harry is spending all his time with Chelsy instead of preparing for his entry to Sandhurst in May."

"Charles is very concerned that Harry concentrates on his career. He is due to start training as an army officer in May.

"There is an underlying worry that Harry's love for Chelsy is going to cloud his mind and lead him to make silly decisions about his future.

"The last thing the Royal Family wants to hear is that Harry has had second thoughts and pulled out of Sandhurst."


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