Get vacation inspiration from some of the royals’ favorite spots

The Southern African country of Botswana has always held a special place in Prince Harry ’s heart and he was excited to share it with wife Meghan Markle . The two celebrated her 36th birthday at the sustainable safari lodge Meno a Kwena from where they were able to participate in incredible safaris in the Okavango Delta. In fact, they always carry a piece of the country with them as Meghan’s engagement ring includes a diamond from the African country.

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In 2019, Princess Estelle and Prince Oscar were pictured at Blue Virgin in Kalmar Sound on Sweden’s West Coast. With breathtaking views and plenty of natural life, the island is the perfect place for a memorable vacation.

Take a walk on the wild side at Knuthenborg Safari. This royal-approved park located on the island of Lolland in the southeast of Denmark is filled with giraffes, zebras and other animals walking freely among guests.

Queen Elizabeth’s sister Princess Margaret was the first royal to fall in love with this Caribbean paradise and it’s been a popular destination ever since. Prince William and Kate Middleton have taken their family there on numerous occasions.

While many vacation at Punta Cana and Cancun, Norwegian royals enjoy spending their annual summer vacation on Dvergsoya. The island, which is located in Norway, offers diving excursions and other fun tourist attractions for the family.

In 2019, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands attended the Feria de Sevilla. The Fair, which take place in the beautiful the beautiful city of Andalucia, is packed with vibrant color, dance and delicious tapas. Despite being canceled in 2020 due to COVID, the annual event is something worth planning for the upcoming year.

Mallorca, also known as Majorca, are a collection of islands located off the east coast of Spain. From wineries to aquatic activities like swimming with dolphins, the Mallorca has something to offer for everyone. Just take the Queen Letizia and her family. In 2019, the royal familia traveled to the island to visit Son Marroig, the former mansion of Archduke Luis Salvado.

With thousands of islands, mountains and lakes, Sweden has plenty of places to see. From Gotland to Öland, Swedish royals are no strangers to visiting the stunning places their native country has to offer.

If you’re into watersports, fishing, camping or even walking, look no further than Kagerplassen. In 2017, King Willem-Alexander, Queen Maxima, Crown Princess Amalia, Princess Alexia and Princess Ariane of The Netherlands attended the annual summer photo session held at the lake in South Holland.

The Château de Cayx, which is located in the wine district of Cahors in southern France, has been owned by the Danish royal family since 1974. Luckily, you can book a tour to visit the stunning Cayx winery and get a taste of all the delicious wines that come from the vineyard.

When she’s not promoting the special gems of her own country – such as the historical marvels of Petra in Jordan – then Queen Rania ’s taking advantage of city breaks for a spot of shopping and culture. Seen here in Paris in 2007.

King Felipe and Queen Letizia usually take their daughters Princess Leonor and Princess Sofia to the Spanish island of Mallorca every August. If Felipe isn’t participating in the Copa del Rey sailing competition, he’s hanging out with his family in the beautiful Marivent Palace in Palma de Mallorca.