King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s visit to Australia: The royals leave Admiralty House as the tour comes to an end

King Charles And Queen Camilla fly out of Sydney, marking the end of their trip to Australia.

members of the royal family were spotted leaving Admiralty House in Kirribilli at around 11am, heading to the airport.

They were captured as they boarded the plane at 11:30 a.m. while continuing their tour of Samoa.

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Their departure followed a busy final day of the tour, which saw the couple split for the first time to attend their engagement sessions.

Queen Camilla visited Refettorio OzHarvest in Surry Hills, where she met volunteers and helped prepare meals, before visiting Green Square Library to meet authors, students and winners of the Royal Commonwealth Essay Competition.

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Meanwhile, King Charles began his day at the National Indigenous Center of Excellence in Redfern, where he took part in a traditional smoking ceremony led by members of the Gadigal community of the Eora people.

He then visited Homes NSW Cowper Street, where he was joined by NSW Premier Chris Minns and the Prime Minister.

The couple then reconvened for their next stop – the Prime Minister’s barbecue, which was held in Parramatta.

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There, Charles and Camilla were joined by hundreds of invited guests, including some Australian celebrities such as singer Casey Donovan, Anthony Field (Blue Wiggle) and chef Adam Lio.

The King and Queen concluded their meeting with the public at the Sydney Opera House, followed by a naval review in Sydney Harbour.

The royals first arrived on the evening of Friday 18 October, rested on Saturday and then met the public bright and early on Sunday morning at St Thomas’ Anglican Church in North Sydney.

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They visited Canberra on Monday to visit the Australian War Memorial and Parliament House before splitting for solo performances.

They then spent their last scheduled day on Tuesday before selling out and heading to the next stop on their Commonwealth tour.

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