Paul Edwards/The Sun/PA WireWe can't get enough of this photogenic couple—especially with the incredible scenery of New Zealand.
During the second day of their royal tour of New Zealand, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's found themselves with a full itinerary and plenty of cute photo ops. The two kicked things off with a visit to Maranui Café for some morning tea and treats. Inside the cafe, Harry and Meghan sat down with youths to hear about local mental health initiatives. "You're all doing really excellent work," the Duchess praised during the discussion.
A group of students waited outside the shop with hopes of catching a glimpse of the royal couple, and some were lucky enough to get their hands on something sweet. When Meghan saw some of the young ones waiting outside, she made a generous suggestion to share the leftover cakes they did not finish with the schoolchildren.
From the cafe, the couple hopped on a helicopter to jet to Abel Tasman National Park. Kensington Palace's official Instagram account even shared a photo of the breathtaking views shot by Harry himself. When they touched down, they walked along the beach with Ranger Andrew Lamason, who told them about the park's local conservation programs. The two kept dry from the rain walking side by side and cuddled under a single umbrella.
For lunch, Harry and Meghan were scheduled to enjoy a beach barbecue with students, though due to the wet weather, they joined the children under a marquee for a midday meal instead.
To wrap up the evening, the duke and duchess returned to Wellington for a Halloween-themed event at Courtenay Creative. Harry and Meghan stuck out from the crowd at the party—not because of their royal status, but because they weren't in costume! Still, the couple looked sharp, with Harry sporting a white button down and a nice jacked while Meghan stunned in a white suit dress.
Check out the gallery below to see more moments from Meghan and Harry's visit to New Zealand and the rest of their royal Invictus Tour.
The Duke and Duchess showed off their "welly wanging" skills at an event in New Zealand.
Meghan stuns in a white Maggie Marilyn dress.
The royal couple snuggle under an umbrella together to avoid getting wet from the rain as they walk along the beach in New Zealand.
The Duke and Duchess walk hand-in-hand along the water to Maraniu Cafe in Wellington, where they are greeted with cheers from a large crowd.
Meghan and Harry pay close attention as they put on some stylish sunglasses at the Invictus Games.
Prince Harry cracks a smile as a Team Australia athlete asks him to sign his swim trunks.
The two attend a lunch with Invictus Games athletes, hosted by Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison. At the event, the two also met kids from the Kookaburra Kids charity, who support children living in families affected by mental illness, and receive a gift.
Prince Harry and Meghan share a laugh as he navigates a remote-controlled car at the Invictus Games.
Meghan and Harry watch an Invictus Games sailing race.
The Duchess of Sussex gets a hug from a Team USA sailing member right after he embraced Prince Harry with a huge bear hug.
Prince Harry speaks at the opening ceremony at the 2018 Invictus Games. During his speech, he praised his wife and their baby. "I have been so proud to be able to introduce my wife to you and we have been so happy to be able to celebrate the personal joy of our newest addition with you all," he said.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex touch down in Sydney, Australia.
Meghan and Harry watch the festivities.
Meghan watches Harry rehearse for the opening ceremony of the 2018 Invictus Games.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visit South Bondi Beach.
The royal couple holds each other close while sitting together on Bondi Beach.
The parents-to-be proved their prowess with kids when school-children welcomed them at the airport in Dubbo.
For their second stop in Dubbo, Australia, the Duchess sported a blazer from her friend, Serena Williams, fashion collection.
Prince Harry introduced wife to 98-year-old woman named Daphne Dunne, whom Harry had met during his 2015 and 2017 visits to Australia.
The Duchess modeled a green Brandon Maxwell gown for the afternoon reception.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex met a rather unimpressed looking Ruby at the Taronga Zoo in Sydney.
In a special nod to the one and only Princess Diana, Meghan wears her late mother-in-law's butterfly earrings.
The future parents are overjoyed to receive a stuffed Kangaroo for their bundle of joy on the way.
Soon after Kensington Palace announced that Meghan is pregnant, she arrives to the Admiralty House wearing a white dress by Australian designer Karen Gee.
Prince Harry and Meghan show a little PDA as they take in the sights of Australia.
Australia's Governor General Peter Cosgrove and his wife Lynne Cosgrove stand on the grounds of Admiralty House with their esteemed guests.
The Royal Couple wave a "Invictus Games Sydney 2018" banner, informing the public of the upcoming events October 20-October 27th.
The royal duo finish their tour on Oct. 31.