Prince William and Kate Middleton in Canada's Northwest Territories Pictures

Prince William and Kate Middleton head south for glitzy Los Angeles soon, but before leaving Canada the duke and duchess reportedly enjoyed a sort of second honeymoon on a remote island in Canada — appropriately nicknamed "Honeymoon Island."

Last night, William and Kate flew into the wilderness, leaving their entourage and police protection behind. The nature-themed getaway was apparently a surprise for Kate, arranged by William. They took in a late sunset, ate local cranberries, and cooked caribou steaks over an open campfire. A far cry from Kensington Palace! After meeting with some locals, the two paddled off to Eagle Island, also known as Honeymoon Island, to reportedly watch the midnight sunset; the territory is so north, dusk doesn't come until midnight.

After a busy schedule, and many outfit changes, I'd imagine Kate craved some laid-back time with her husband, and a trip away is always a fun way to surprise your partner. But eating local berries and dining on campfire-cooked caribou isn't everyone's idea of a magical couple's getaway. Does roughing it, even for a few hours, sound like an ideal romantic getaway?

See more photos of Will and Kate's rustic trip now.