She and her husband also enjoyed traditional dancing and steel band music on board HMY Britannia and watched a fireworks display from Point Seraphin.

[7] On 21 February, the Duke attended a National Youth Rally at Beausejar Cricket Ground, a Reception on board HMS Monmouth, Castries, and visited Ciceron School.

He laid a wreath at the Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery, and later attended the Independence Gala Performance at Mindoo Phillip Park.

The Prince visited Rabot Estate, Hotel Chocolat, held a meeting on sustainable eco-tourism, and later launched the National Youth Mentoring Programme and Chamber of Commerce's Young Business Trust at the Prime Minister's residence.

The couple later attended a reception for young people who have achieved the Gold Standard in The Duke of Edinburgh's Award, and later visited the Headquarters of the St. John Association of Saint Lucia, George V Park, Castries, where the Countess launched the new website.

After departing Pigeon Island, the Prince Harry took part in a sod turning for a racecourse at the development for the St Lucia Turf Club.

The Prince presented the Commonwealth Points of Light Award to the President of Faces of Cancer St Lucia Dorothy Phillips, on behalf of the Queen.

In the evening, the Prince attended a reception hosted by the Governor-General for the 500 guests, including Members of Parliament, groups of Commonwealth Awardees and representatives from the Arts and Culture scene in Saint Lucia.

They arrived in Saint Lucia on 22 April, and later met Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre, and acting Governor-General Errol Charles.

[20] They also toured a cocoa plantation and met representatives of female-led businesses before visiting Sulphur Springs and having lunch with the prime minister.