The world is as captivated with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's romance [1] as they were with Prince William and Kate Middleton's love story. We've followed every milestone of the twosome's relationship since their first official outing as a couple at the Invictus Games [2] last year, and the pair has only gotten more serious since then. So far we've enjoyed key events like their sweet engagement announcement [3], their first Christmas with the Queen [4], and their first outing on official royal business [5].
Ever since the couple set the date for their upcoming royal nuptials [6] on May 19, though, it seems like the whole world has been wondering the same question: where will the newlyweds will be honeymooning [7] once the festivities are done?
Well, it seems like we finally have an answer. According to Travel + Leisure, Harry and Meghan will be escaping to Namibia [9] for their honeymoon. While nothing has been officially confirmed yet, there's a possibility the couple will be staying at Hoanib Valley Camp [10], a luxury resort in Kaokoland that's surrounded by mountains and sand dunes. According to the camp's website, the region is home [11] to the largest population of free-ranging black rhinoceroses, zebras, giraffes, and elephants.
Namibia likely holds a special place in Harry's heart, seeing as he spent three months there in 2015 [12] working on conservation projects and helping endangered black rhinos. Regardless of where they end up, we have a feeling they won't be flying economy [13] for this trip!