Prince Harry is on an official 'fun but formal' 14 day tour of the Caribbean islands. The visit will mark the 35th Anniversary of Independence in Antigua and Barbuda, and the 50th Anniversary of Independence in Barbados and Guyana. Prince Harry will stop off at seven countries during the royal tour, including Antigua and Barbuda, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Grenada and Barbados. He will also be visiting Guyana on behalf of the Foreign Office.
Day Three:
Prince Harry enjoyed a boat tour around the island of Barbuda before meeting with students at Sir McChesney George High School, where he gutted a fish that he had caught on the boat trip. Prince Harry capped off his visit to Antigua and Barbuda by planting a tree in the Victoria Park Botanical Gardens in St. Johns, as part of the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy project.
Prince Harry unveils the first of four dedications towards the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy during Arbour Day Fair at Queen Victoria Park Botanical Gardens on the third dayPaul Edwards/ Getty ImagesPrince Harry unveils the first of four dedications towards the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy during Arbour Day Fair at Queen Victoria Park Botanical GardensPaul Edwards/ Getty ImagesPrince Harry plants a tree during the unveiling of the dedication to The Queen's Commonwealth Canopy and Arbour Day Fair at Queen Victoria Park Botanical GardensPaul Edwards/ Getty ImagesPrince Harry plants a tree during the unveiling of the dedication to The Queen's Commonwealth Canopy and Arbour Day Fair at Queen Victoria Park Botanical GardensPaul Edwards/ Getty ImagesPrince Harry talks to students during his visit to Sir McChesney George High SchoolChris Jackson/Getty ImagesPrince Harry guts a fish during his visit to Sir McChesney George High SchoolChris Jackson/Getty ImagesPrince Harry takes a boat tour through mangroves on the island of Barbuda to see one of the largest colonies of frigate birds in the WorldChris Radburn -WPA Pool/Getty Images
Day Two: Harry attended a youth sports festival at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, where he met with cricketers Andy Roberts and Vivian Richards. Following the sporting event, Harry attended a Charity event at Government House, followed by an evening reception held by the Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, Gaston Browne in Barnacle Point.
Prince Harry attends a reception hosted by Gaston Browne, Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda (L) in Barnacle Point, AntiguaPaul Edwards/ Getty ImagesLocal dancers perform as Prince Harry attends a reception hosted by Gaston Browne, Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda in Barnacle Point, AntiguaPaul Edwards/ Getty ImagesPrince Harry meets Miss Antigua and Island beauty Queens attends a reception hosted by Gaston Browne, Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda (L) in Barnacle Point, AntiguaPaul Edwards/ Getty ImagesPrince Harry dances with Claudette Peters (L) as he attends a reception hosted by Gaston Browne, Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda on November 21, 2016 in Barnacle Point, AntiguaPaul Edwards/ Getty ImagesCricketers Alzarri Joseph (L), Curtly Ambrose (2nd L), Andy Roberts (3rd L) and Vivian Richards (4th L) pose with Prince Harry (3rd R) at a youth sports festival at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium showcasing Antigua and Barbuda's national sportChris Jackson/ Getty ImagesPrince Harry attends a youth sports festival at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium showcasing Antigua and Barbuda's national sportChris Jackson/ Getty ImagesPrince Harry is saluted by young cricket players as he attends a youth sports festival at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium showcasing Antigua and Barbuda's national sportChris Jackson/ Getty ImagesPrince Harry plays volleyballChris Jackson/Getty Images
Day One: Prince Harry arrived at V.C Bird International Airport in Antigua, before attending a welcome reception hosted by the Governor General, Sir Rodney Williams, at the newly renovated Clarence House. He will spend the next three days touring Antigua and Barbuda, marks the 35th Anniversary of Independence.
Prince Harry delivers a speech during a welcome reception hosted by the Governor General, Sir Rodney Williams, at the newly renovated Clarence House on the first day of an official visit in Antigua, Antigua and BarbudaChris Radburn/ Getty ImagesPrince Harry delivers a speech during a welcome reception hosted by the Governor General, Sir Rodney Williams, at the newly renovated Clarence House on the first day of an official visit in Antigua, Antigua and BarbudaChris Radburn/ Getty ImagesPrince Harry attends a reception hosted by the Governor General, Sir Rodney Williams, at the newly renovated Clarence House on the first day of an official visit in Antigua, Antigua and BarbudaChris Radburn/ Getty ImagesPrince Harry arrives at V.C Bird International Airport on the first day of an official visit to the Caribbean in Antigua, Antigua and BarbudaPaul Edwards/ Getty ImagesPrince Harry arrives at V.C Bird International Airport on the first day of an official visit to the Caribbean in Antigua, Antigua and BarbudaPaul Edwards/ Getty Imagesday of an official visit to the Caribbean in Antigua, Antigua and BarbudaPaul Edwards/ Getty Images
