01of 08Press Association/AP ImagesMeghan MarkleandPrince Harryhave always been fans of traveling together — in fact, after beingset up on a blind date, their fourth date was a week of camping in Africa!While both Meghan and Harry have checked off many countries during theirindividual vacations, there’s still many places for the newlyweds to conquer together. Check out all the special destinations they’ve hit as a couple so far.
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Meghan MarkleandPrince Harryhave always been fans of traveling together — in fact, after beingset up on a blind date, their fourth date was a week of camping in Africa!
While both Meghan and Harry have checked off many countries during theirindividual vacations, there’s still many places for the newlyweds to conquer together. Check out all the special destinations they’ve hit as a couple so far.
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BOTSWANA
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Harry took Meghan to Botswana on one of their early dates. Speaking to the BBC in their first joint interview following their engagement, Harry said, “I managed to persuade her to come and join me in Botswana. We camped out with each other under the stars. She came and joined me for five days out there, which was absolutely fantastic.”
03of 08NORWAYGettyThe royal whisked his girlfriend to the tiny Norwegian town of Tromvik — a town with no restaurants, cafés or even a single shop — in Jan. 2017.“They were very discreet,” local Julie Lilanda told PEOPLE, noting of the scenic spot, “We have a lot of whales and the Northern Lights in Tromvik, which is perfect for tourists to see.”
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NORWAY
The royal whisked his girlfriend to the tiny Norwegian town of Tromvik — a town with no restaurants, cafés or even a single shop — in Jan. 2017.
“They were very discreet,” local Julie Lilanda told PEOPLE, noting of the scenic spot, “We have a lot of whales and the Northern Lights in Tromvik, which is perfect for tourists to see.”
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JAMAICA
The couplevisited the Caribbean in March 2017 to witness the weddingof Tom “Skippy” Inskip and literary agent Lara Hughes-Young. Inskip and Harry are childhood friends —they met at Eton and Inskip is popularly said to have been Harry’s “wingman” on boisterous evenings out during their younger days.
05of 08ZAMBIAGttyPrince Harryand Meghan took a three-week trip to Africa in August for her 36th birthday last summer. Locals believe the couple stayed at an exclusive lodge on the Zambezi river, close to the spectacular Victoria Falls, known as the “smoke that thunders.“Africa has remained a special place for Harry, as he paid a poignant visit to the continent after his mother’s, Princess Diana, death in 1997. He has also done a lot of conservation work in the surrounding regions and got the center diamond for Meghan’s engagement ring there.
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Prince Harryand Meghan took a three-week trip to Africa in August for her 36th birthday last summer. Locals believe the couple stayed at an exclusive lodge on the Zambezi river, close to the spectacular Victoria Falls, known as the “smoke that thunders.”
Africa has remained a special place for Harry, as he paid a poignant visit to the continent after his mother’s, Princess Diana, death in 1997. He has also done a lot of conservation work in the surrounding regions and got the center diamond for Meghan’s engagement ring there.
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07of 08IRELANDPress Association via AP ImagesAfter Harry and Meghan visited Belfast, Northern Ireland, during one of their visits around the U.K. in the run-up to their May 19 wedding, theyreturned to the country’s capital of Dublinfor their first official trip outside of England as a married couple.Between Meghanshowing off her caligraphy skillswhile signing the Irish prime minister’s guest book andobserving Gaelic games, the royal couple left the Emerald Isle spellbound (even thepresident’s dogs loved them!) — and the destination surely left an impact on the duo.
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After Harry and Meghan visited Belfast, Northern Ireland, during one of their visits around the U.K. in the run-up to their May 19 wedding, theyreturned to the country’s capital of Dublinfor their first official trip outside of England as a married couple.
Between Meghanshowing off her caligraphy skillswhile signing the Irish prime minister’s guest book andobserving Gaelic games, the royal couple left the Emerald Isle spellbound (even thepresident’s dogs loved them!) — and the destination surely left an impact on the duo.
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MYSTERY HONEYMOON SPOT
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Despite reports that the newlyweds headed toCanadaorNamibiafor their wedding, their post-wedding vacation has remained a mystery.
Prince Harrywas perfectly relaxed as he chatted with to young leaders from around the world ata palace partyin June, but he still had his guard up when it came to the location of their getaway.
When Mavis Elias, a young philanthropist from Namibia, asked Harry if he could confirm that he and Meghan had headed to her African country, ashad been widely reported, he told her “No, we didn’t go to Namibia.”
source: people.com
