Take a look inside the £1,500-a-night campsite where Prince Harry and Meghan began their romance.
The Sussexes escaped to this luxury retreat at the very start of their relationship - and it's pretty posh.
When you’re starting out in any relationship then the stakes are high, each person wants to show the very best version of themselves – and it’s often the case that all the stops are pulled out to impress.
Perhaps what some aren’t expecting is a trip to a campsite, such was the case with Prince Harry and his now wife Meghan when their relationship was blooming.
But fear not – it was a tent of the very poshest kind – at campsite Meno a Kwena in Botswana, Africa.
This secret hideaway sits in front of a stunning backdrop of the African bush, overlooking the sparkling Boteti River, and costs a cool £1,500 a night per couple.
On Meghan’s first-ever wildlife safari for her 36th birthday, the couple watched the sun set behind a spectacular vista.
Natural Selection is a website that offers safaris to the location, and it explains more about the gorgeous destination.
It said: “The safari never stops at Meno a Kwena, a hidden gem of a camp perched on a rocky clifftop above the Boteti River in Botswana.
“With a glittering roster of activities, including day trips to the Makgadikgadi Pans, guided walks with the San bushmen, and wildlife-watching boat trips, there’s plenty to get your teeth into.
“But sometimes, the best game viewing is where you least expect it, and at Meno, it’s right in front of you.”
It adds: “From their lofty position, the ten tents look down on a menagerie of animals at the water below, from herds of majestic elephant, to dazzles of nomadic zebra – all you need to do is sit back and take it all in.”
