Prince William & Kate Middleton Headed On Second Honeymoon

Will & Kate are headed to the South Pacific for some Royal engagements, but we’re sure they will enjoy the sun and the sand during their romantic getaway!

Prince William and Kate Middleton will head to Singapore on September 11, and will hit Borneo, the Solomon Islands, Tuvalu and private island Tavanipupu on their nine-day trip. Sounds like a second honeymoon!

Although the couple will be technically working by attending events on behalf of the Queen, at least they will be together!

Last seen at the Olympics on August 30, the couple is still so in love, say body language experts Lillian Glass and Linda Talley.

“They are in synch from their movements to their facial expressions which is a great sign. He absolutely adores her as he looks at her lovingly,” Lillian tells us.

“Both she and her Prince have genuine smiles as they gaze at each other. Even after a year, it appears the honeymoon is still on,” Linda Talley tells HollywoodLife.com.

Although they are expected to go to the rainforest and the jungle, the trip will still be glamourous! Kate reportedly has 30 outfits packed and is traveling with a hair stylist in tow! She may also bring one of the Queen’s tiaras with her!

On the first day of the trip, the couple will see the Dendrobium Memoria Princess Diana orchid, which grows in Singapore’s Botanical Gardens. It was named after William’s mother, Princess Diana in September 1997, just one month after her death. They will also be honored with orchids named after them. All three flowers will grow in a VIP area of the gardens.

As they continue to travel, they will visit the five-star Tavanipupu Private Island Resort. Their official website says it is South Pacific’s “best kept secret.”

They are expected to stay in a room with “decadent king-sized beds, some of the best food on the planet, crystal clear water teeming with life, a relaxing massage over the water [and] real local people who wait on you hand and foot … in one of the wildest places left on earth.”

Sounds like paradise!

[DailyMail]