Princess Anne has wrapped up her visit to South Africa and is already heading towards her next destination, with an ambitious journey to South Georgia on the horizon.
The Princess Royal, who has long been known for her busy schedule and commitment to conservation, will travel to South Georgia from 9 to 20 November alongside her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence.
During the visit, Anne will see the work being carried out by the South Georgia Heritage Trust to preserve the remote island’s unique environment and heritage.
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Rebecca English revealed that her journey will begin with engagements in the Falkland Islands, where she is expected to meet members of the local community and visit Cape Pembroke Lighthouse.
The trip follows Anne’s recent visit to Cape Town, where she took part in the 31st Commonwealth Agriculture Conference in her role as President of the Royal Agricultural Society of the Commonwealth.
The UK in South Africa thanked the Princess Royal for her visit, sharing photographs from her time at the conference and meetings with farmers and agricultural leaders from across the Commonwealth.
Anne was also spotted wearing a poppy pin on her dress during her South Africa engagements, paying tribute to members of the Armed Forces who lost their lives in service.
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