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."
by Annie Scudder
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.