Royal newlyweds the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have returned to the UK from a sun-kissed honeymoon in the Seychelles.
The pair spent 10 private days together on the secluded North Island in the Indian Ocean archipelago, the palace confirmed Saturday.
William had booked Villa No 4 – one of a handful of luxury retreats scattered across the island – which costs nearly 4,560 pounds a night. The pair had been forced to downgrade from a 6,840 pounds -a-night honeymoon villa as its location in the Takamaka Forest was deemed to be less secure.
Before Wills, 28, and Kate, 29, left, they told staff they had had the "time of our lives".
Looking tanned and relaxed, they personally thanked the coastguards hired to protect them.
Wills told island staff: "I've had the best diving I've ever experienced while I've been here. It has been amazing. We have had a truly magical time.
With a smile, he quipped: "It's also harder for people to track us down! Neither of us want to leave."
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