By KYLIE STEVENS, SENIOR BREAKING NEWS REPORTER, AUSTRALIA and KARLEIGH SMITH IN SYDNEY FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have spent their first night in Sydney as their four-day whirlwind Australian tour wraps up.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were all smiles as they touched down in Sydney on Thursday night before being whisked into a waiting car to be taken to the InterContinental Sydney in Coogee.
Friday is the final day on their official itinerary.
Meghan started the day with a short stroll along the iconic Bondi to Tamarama walk before returning to the hotel, where there is a heavy police presence.
The couple will later take a sailing trip around Sydney Harbour with Invictus Australia, and tonight, attend Super Rugby match between NSW Waratahs and Moana Pasifika at Allianz Stadium.
Meghan will also make a money-spinning appearance at the women-only 'Her Best Life' retreat at the InterContinental Sydney.
Tickets for the weekend cost up to $3,199 AUD (£1,400) with those who paid the extra £264 for a ticket allowed the chance to have a table photo.
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Meghan starts the day with coastal walk ahead of Her Best Life retreat appearance
Meghan has started her first day in Sydney with a stroll along the iconic Bondi to Tamarama walk.
The Duchess of Sussex donned a blue baseball cap and big sunnies on the walk, where she was joined by close friend Markus Anderson.
She was surrounded by a heavy police and security presence.
It's understood she only did a small section of the 1.4km coastal stretch before being ushered back to a waiting car.
Meghan will later join Harry on a sailing trip around Sydney Harbour with Invictus Australia, and tonight, attend a Super Rugby match between NSW Waratahs and Moana Pasifika at Allianz Stadium.
Meghan will also make a money-spinning appearance at the women-only 'Her Best Life' retreat at the luxury five-star InterContinental Sydney in Coogee, where the couple are staying.
Tickets for the weekend cost up to $3,199 AUD (£1,400) with those who paid the extra £264 for a ticket allowed the chance to have a table photo.
Harry and Meghan arrived in Sydney last night where they checked into InterContinental Sydney before heading out for a late-night dinner at Mimis.
Sources said the couple sat with a group and appeared relaxed and laughing.
A heavy police presence was seen outside the hotel on Friday morning.
There are at least six police protection vehicles parked outside along with three other general duties cars with uniformed NSW police officers.