Princess Anne has made royal history with her recent visit to the Channel Islands, where she delivered a heartfelt message from King Charles III during a commemorative tour marking the 80th anniversary of the Liberation of the Bailiwick.
The Princess Royal, accompanied by her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, arrived by boat and travelled onward to Little Sark in a horse-drawn carriage.
With this symbolic journey, she became the first member of the British royal family ever to visit Little Sark, a small and remote peninsula linked to the Island of Sark.
Arriving by boat, the sister of King Charles continued her journey to Little Sark in a horse-drawn carriage.
Moreover, Anne also visited la Société Sercquaise, where she viewed archaeological items and met local volunteers.
Princess Anne’s visit comes after she delivered a message on behalf of King Charles.
Anne spent time in Guernsey and attended a military parade.
In the message, the Princess Royal stated, "My thoughts and prayers remain with you for the future happiness and the prosperity of your beloved Island."