Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla have already visited Barbados, and before leaving the country and flying to Cuba, the couple decided to visit a church.

The last engagement for Prince Charles and Camilla on this leg of the Caribbean tour.
Sunday morning church service at St Michael’s Cathedral, Barbados 🇧🇧
Next stop: Cuba 🇨🇺 #royalvisitgrenada #royalvisitcuba pic.twitter.com/DZ75sXj72X

— Chris Ship (@chrisshipitv) 24 March 2019

They attended the Sunday morning service at St. Michael’s Cathedral in Bridgetown, looking indeed elegant and stylish.

24 March 2019: HRH Camilla The Princess of Wales this morning attend a church service at St Michael’s Cathedral, Barbados. pic.twitter.com/AX4yeESR1x

— Wales Updates (@camilladuchesss) 24 March 2019

Visit to Cuba

Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla literally made a history by becoming the first royal couple to visit Cuba. This step will launch a new chapter in the relations with the communist country.

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall make history as they become the first British royals to set foot in post-revolutionary #Cuba #RoyalVisitCuba pic.twitter.com/fOYECK6XuW

— Rebecca English (@RE_DailyMail) 24 March 2019

The couple arrived in Havana and have already visited the wreath-laying ceremony for Cuba’s national hero. Shortly after, the royals are expected to join the country’s president for an official dinner.

Quite a striking image: Prince Charles and Camilla stand for the national anthem in Revolution Square in Havana with a large wire memorial of Che Guevara on the facade of a government building behind them. #royalvisitcuba pic.twitter.com/861GzeYxkG

— Richard Palmer (@RoyalReporter) 24 March 2019

During this week the royal couple will be accompanied by the Commonwealth minister Lord Ahmad, who is going to act as the representative of the UK government.

People keep admiring Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla’s hard work. The royal couple is going to visit six countries and have more than fifty engagements during their 12-day tour.

One thing to add (and no, I’ve not gone all ‘red carpet’ – I write as many stories the royals don’t like as they do! ) but in all Charles and Camilla’s 12-day tour is taking in six counties and more than 50 engagements, despite both of them now being in their seventies.

— Rebecca English (@RE_DailyMail) 24 March 2019

And that doesn’t count the briefings, meetings and paperwork etc, particularly for the Prince.
Their work ethic is pretty impressive.

— Rebecca English (@RE_DailyMail) 24 March 2019

It’s very impressive at their ages and the weather makes it even tougher.

— biblio (@biblio8) 25 March 2019

I give them credit. I’m younger than they are but I wouldn’t want to keep up their schedule on this trip or in general.

— Barbara Miracle (@miracle_barbara) 24 March 2019

Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla indeed made history by becoming the first members of the royal family to visit Cuba.