Another memorable moment in Marau for the Royal Couple
As the Solomon Islands as a nation is getting the attention of the world media, Marau Sound people have given another exciting and rememberable moment to the young royal couple, the Duke and Duches of Cambridge yesterday.
Catherine Middleton whose scandal topless photos have been going around in Europe, she seemed to laugh to see bare-breasted tribes women greeted them at the Marau airport in a traditional welcome ceremony along side white painted traditional warriors.
Trying a trip of a life time in a traditional war canoe was something the young royal couple will never forget. The beautiful smiles on Prince William and Kate's faces as the paddlers graciously moving the canoe in the crystal Marau sea from Marapa Island to Tavanipupu Resort gave a second honeymoon feeling to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
The royal couple seemed calm and enjoyed what no royal couple in the world had experienced before.
They landed on the exotic Tavanipupu island resort with smiles of joy.
This special treatment and hospitality symbolises the respect and honour the people of Marau in East Guadalcanal have for them.
People of Marau want to show the world how appreciative the rural people of Guadalcanal were for the arrival of the royal couple.
It is a slice of the natural hospitality the Solomon Islands people can give whenever a visitor arrives at their shores.
Catherine Middleton whose scandal topless photos have been going around in Europe, she seemed to laugh to see bare-breasted tribes women greeted them at the Marau airport in a traditional welcome ceremony along side white painted traditional warriors.
Trying a trip of a life time in a traditional war canoe was something the young royal couple will never forget. The beautiful smiles on Prince William and Kate's faces as the paddlers graciously moving the canoe in the crystal Marau sea from Marapa Island to Tavanipupu Resort gave a second honeymoon feeling to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Experience of a lifetime for Prince William and Kate Middleton in a traditional war canoe in Marau. Pic: Tim Rooke/Rex USA.
The royal couple seemed calm and enjoyed what no royal couple in the world had experienced before.
They landed on the exotic Tavanipupu island resort with smiles of joy.
This special treatment and hospitality symbolises the respect and honour the people of Marau in East Guadalcanal have for them.
People of Marau want to show the world how appreciative the rural people of Guadalcanal were for the arrival of the royal couple.
It is a slice of the natural hospitality the Solomon Islands people can give whenever a visitor arrives at their shores.
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