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The English royals enjoyed their second honeymoon in Canada.Prince William took his new bride to one of the most remote and romantic places on earth.
The royal took advantage of a brief visit to the frontier town of Yellowknife to fly his wife into the Canadian wilderness to witness the region's legendary 'midnight sunset'.
There, devoid of their entourage – including even their ever-present police bodyguards – the newly-weds set off by canoe to nearby Eagle Island, a tiny landmass boasting no more than two dozen small pine trees.
It boasts a white-sand beach sandwiched between pink granite rocks leading into the crystal-clear - and ice-cold - water.
There William and Kate feasted on local cranberries, bannock bread and Caribou steaks cooked over an open campfire in total peace and solitude.
Afterwards they described the evening to aides as 'magical'.
William, 29, arranged the evening as a surprise for Kate mid-way through their gruelling nine-day tour of Canada.
The couple arrived in Northwest Territory (NWT), one of the country's most northerly provinces, late on Monday. Situated on the edge of the Tundra and peppered with thousands of freshwater lakes, NWT boasts some of the most beautiful and inhospitable countryside known to man.
They spent the following day visiting community projects and taking part in a fun street hockey game in the capital Yellowknife.
Daily mail