Pacific honeymoon for Victoria and Daniel
Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel are reported to have arrived in French Polynesia for their honeymoon.
The couple, who married on Saturday, have kept their honeymoon plans secret. But Expressen reported on Tuesday that the couple had arrived on Tahiti in the Pacific Ocean in a private jet owned by family friend Bertil Hult, owner of the EF language training company.
The couple, who are reportedly accompanied by three bodyguards from the Swedish Security Service, slipped away almost unnoticed from their wedding reception in the small hours of Sunday morning. The Dassault Falcon 7X jet then took them from Stockholm to Tahiti's capital Papeete via Iceland and Vancouver.
From Papeete, they were reported to have travelled on to one of French Polynesia's smaller islands.
"When they landed, a luxury yacht was waiting for them," according to Expressen's source. The yacht was due to take them to an unspecified final destination, the paper reported.
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The couple, who married on Saturday, have kept their honeymoon plans secret. But Expressen reported on Tuesday that the couple had arrived on Tahiti in the Pacific Ocean in a private jet owned by family friend Bertil Hult, owner of the EF language training company.
The couple, who are reportedly accompanied by three bodyguards from the Swedish Security Service, slipped away almost unnoticed from their wedding reception in the small hours of Sunday morning. The Dassault Falcon 7X jet then took them from Stockholm to Tahiti's capital Papeete via Iceland and Vancouver.
From Papeete, they were reported to have travelled on to one of French Polynesia's smaller islands.
"When they landed, a luxury yacht was waiting for them," according to Expressen's source. The yacht was due to take them to an unspecified final destination, the paper reported.
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