Where Will Meghan Markle & Prince Harry Go For Their Honeymoon? They *Could* Choose These Destinations
While many details about the upcoming royal wedding have been revealed already — like the cake, the florist, and the location and date, of course — there’s one thing everyone is still guessing about: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s honeymoon destination. Where exactly (and when) Markle and Prince Harry will spend their honeymoon still hasn’t been confirmed, but there are definitely some top contenders.
The soon-to-be newlyweds have plenty of eyes on them as they prepare for their big day and the world will certainly be watching as they tie the knot on May 19. So it would make sense if they decided to head somewhere more private for their post-nuptial getaway. And according to several British tabloids, it looks like they could be heading to a pretty special location for Prince Harry. According to the Daily Mail, “Prince Harry has his heart set on a honeymoon in Namibia with Meghan Markle.”
On the other hand, though, there are plenty of other honeymoon destinations that could be on the happy couple’s radar. And until they actually go on their honeymoon following their wedding this May, the world might not actually know what their plan is.
There are plenty of options for the two to celebrate their wedding, but at the end of the day, it looks like Africa, and Botswana in general, would be the top contender. As CNN Travel reported, Prince Harry has even referred to the country as his “second home,” and so it would make sense that they would want to celebrate their marriage by going back to that special place.
Really, though, no matter where they go, they’ll be full of wedded bliss and will likely have the time of their lives, hopefully without the stress of being followed by paparazzi. Whether it’s somewhere in Africa, Asia, or the Caribbean, hopefully, Prince Harry and Markle will be able to enjoy this time as newlyweds to the fullest.
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