Overview
- Buckingham Palace has confirmed an Autumn Tour for King Charles and Queen Camilla from 27 October to 4 November 2026 that includes a Royal Visit to The Bahamas, a state visit to Guyana and engagements in Antigua and Barbuda tied to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
- The palace statement says the Guyana visit is at the invitation of its president and requested by the UK government and that the programme will mark 60 years of UK–Guyana relations and focus on communities, culture and nature across the Commonwealth.
- Separate media reports say Prince Harry, Meghan and their children have returned to the UK and enrolled the children in new schools, but those details come from limited reporting and specific school locations are being withheld for security reasons.
- Reports also say senior royals were privately informed in mid‑August about Harry’s intentions to move back, a point described in media coverage but not confirmed in the official palace announcement.
- The combination of an official state tour and the Sussexes’ reported relocation highlights immediate planning needs for security, travel and private family engagement and could affect logistics around the Commonwealth summit and royal engagements.