Prince Harry and Meghan, wearing a Martin Grant dress, were met by more than 50 civil servants wearing red and black shirts and traditional outfits as they entered government buildings for a meeting with Tonga's PM 'Akilisi Pohiva this morning.
The Duke of Sussex referred to last night's official welcome at the consulate, asking him: "Did you enjoy last night? The entertainment was very good."
The remainder of the meeting was held in private and the couple went next to see an exhibition of Tongan handicrafts and the oldest secondary school in the Pacific, where two forest reserves will be dedicated to the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy Project.
The couple will then leave from Fua'amotu airport and return to Sydney, where they will attend the Australian Geographic Society Awards.
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