Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will not be together on the royal tour

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had better rest before October 16 because their royal tour seems exhausting. Kensington Palace has just released a detailed itinerary of the russian prince and former Suit The actress's upcoming tour of Australia, Fiji, the Kingdom of Tonga and New Zealand does not provide much time for recreation.

The trip will focus on youth leadership projects, particularly on how young people are addressing social, economic and environmental issues in these countries. Prince Harry is the new Commonwealth Ambassador for Youth. His work will focus on education, science, conservation and mental health, priorities of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, as well as the Dukes and Duchess of Cambridge. It also turns out that the couple will spend a small part of their 16 day tour apart.

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The couple will separate in Fiji when Prince Harry travels to the Colo-i-Suva Forest Park to unveil a plaque, plant a threatened indigenous tree and meet locals, including schoolchildren and conservationists.

Markle, meanwhile, will go to tea at the British High Commissioner's residence and will highlight the importance of women's organizations in Fiji, while learning about the UN Women, Markets for Change project. , which helps promote the empowerment of women in the Pacific markets. Then, the Duchess of Sussex will meet sellers at the Suva market. The couple will then resume their journey west of Fiji the next morning, then Tonga.

Which does not mean that they will not be together for most of their busy visit. The duo will follow in the footsteps of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge by stopping at the Sydney Opera House and Taronga Zoo. At the zoo, they will officially open the Taronga Institute of Science and Learning, where they will meet two new koalas and joeys and a few women scientists in conservation. All this sounds exciting, but how can he compete with Prince George and Prince William and Kate Middleton in the same zoo in 2014?

Markle and Prince Harry will also meet OneWave, a local surf group in Bondi Beach, Australia, which raises awareness of mental health and well-being through yoga, surfing and other activities. And of course, they will attend the 2018 Invictus Games, which will take place in Sydney. They will spend time with family members and friends of military and military women.

This is only part of the non-stop activities they've planned, which follow a royally busy month. Kate Middleton returned from a maternity leave with a solo appearance at Paddington Recreation Ground, while Markle unveiled his first charity project as a Royal and attended his first solo event as a member of the Royal Family . Prince William has just returned from his week-long work trip to Africa. He and Middleton will make their first joint appearance since returning from Middleton after his leave next week. And let's not forget the upcoming wedding of the chief royal fascinator, Princess Eugenie.

Despite all these intense official activities, Prince Harry and Markle managed to sneak in for a secret weekend in Amsterdam last month, even if it meant a rather uncomfortable meeting. Even if the royals are powerful, they still can not do away with their ex.