Prince Harry and his girlfriend Meghan Markle ended their romantic three-week excursion in Africa at a £1,200-a-night resort on the banks of the Zambesi river in Zambia.
Harry, 32, and Suits actress Meghan, 26, spent the 20th anniversary of the death of Harry’s mother, Princess Diana, together at Tongabezi Lodge in Zambia before returning to the UK together last week.
The pair were photographed last month as they arrived at Maun airport in Botswana, smiling excitedly as they crossed the tarmac, Harry’s arm affectionately around his girlfriend’s shoulder as they started their African adventure together.
They spent time at the £650-a-night Meno a Kwena tented bush camp, where they celebrated Meghan’s 36th birthday and marked their first year together, before heading to Zambia to end the romantic trip at the Tongabezi Lodge, which is 12 miles from Victoria Falls.
The resort, which holds 26 guests at a time, features a romantic floating restaurant and has seen several exclusive guests over the year, including the Duke of Westminster.
While it is unknown which room the happy couple stayed in, the resort’s Honeymoon House features an outdoor bath and plunge pool with stunning views of the Zambesi.
Harry and Meghan are believed to have gone rafting down the river during their stay, and also took a helicopter over the falls and visited Livingstone Island.
Harry, 32, and Suits actress Meghan, 26, spent the 20th anniversary of the death of Harry’s mother, Princess Diana, together at Tongabezi Lodge in Zambia before returning to the UK together last week
The resort in Zambia, which holds just 26 guests at a time, features a floating restaurant and stunning views of the Zambesi River
While it is unknown which room the happy couple stayed in, the Honeymoon House features outdoor bath and plunge pool
The Tongabezi Lodge offers rooms with open floor plans, where sitting rooms and beds, surrounded with white curtains, all flow into one another
Harry and Meghan spent time at the £650-a-night Meno a Kwena tented bush camp, where they celebrated Meghan’s 36th birthday and marked their first year together, before heading to Zambia to end the romantic trip at the Tongabezi Lodge
Visitors at the romantic getaway can have candle-lit meals overlooking the Zambesi River, where hippopotamus are visible
The African getaway also features a romantic floating restaurant, where diners are left alone in the middle of the river to dine together
It appears as though another boat would bring the floating restaurant into the river before leaving diners on their own for a candlelit dinner
The Tongabezi Lodge, which is just 12 miles from Victoria Falls, also offers a fire pit, where visitors can gather at sunset for a quiet night near the water
The lavish accommodation offers five en-suite River Cottages and six open-plan stone and thatch Housese for families, couples and friends
Harry and Meghan are believed to have gone rafting down the river during their stay, and also took a helicopter over the falls and visited Livingstone Island