Prince William and Kate visit Scotland: All the photos of their poignant tour
The Prince and Princess of Wales have marked 14 years as husband and wife by visiting the Isles of Mull and Iona, as part of a two-day tour of the Scottish coast.
The visit was significant not only because it began on the couple's wedding anniversary – April 29, 2025 – but also because it was the first time Kate had been on an overnight stay during an official engagement since her cancer treatment.
Continue through for the best photos from their trip, which ran April 29-April 30, 2025.
The Isle of Iona
Prince William and Kate ended their two-day visit to the Scottish Isles with a visit to the small island of Iona.
They caught a public ferry from Mull to the nearby island for the final stop.
Kate wore a Ralph Lauren blazer in Herringbone Tweed that retails for $5300.
Her olive green cashmere jumper is by luxury Scottish brand Johnstons of Elgin and costs just over $1000.
The princess also wore her skinny jeans by G-Star, sunglasses by Finlay and her See by Chloe boots, which cost approx. $700.
Her Spells of Love gold earrings feature small garnet drops and cost just under $200.
She and William spent their wedding anniversary inside a self-catering cottage on Mull.
The Isle of Mull
Before travelling across to Iona, William and Kate spent the morning on the Isle of Mull.
They toured the Ardura Community Forest, which dates back to the medieval period, where the couple's Royal Foundation funds the ranger service.
Kate has spoken of the regenerating powers of the outdoors since being diagnosed with cancer last year.
When talking about her chemotherapy treatment during a visit to the Royal Marsden Hospital in January Kate appeared to compare herself to a plant, laughing as she said she had needed "loads of water and loads of sunlight" to get through the gruelling side effects.
While at the forest, they met with youngsters and rangers taking part in outdoor learning in the visit that focused on the importance of protecting and championing the natural environment.
The princess was introduced to four-year-old Rosie-Mae, whose mother Sally Maccoll said her daughter was excited to see Kate.
"She's obsessed with Princess Kate so as soon as Kate came walking down I felt her grab my arm and she was like – she's here, there's a real-life princess," she told the BBC.
"She dragged Kate around, down to the river and they threw some sticks in. I kept my distance and let her do her thing. She is a very confident young lady. It was really special, she'll remember it for a long time."
Joining a toddler playgroup on the island, Kate said children should get "outdoors as much as they can".
"It's the small things that are important," she said.
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