After visiting Australia, King Charles and Queen Camilla are in Samoa now, where they're experiencing tradition and culture

Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla participated in a traditional 'ava ceremony in Samoa, on the first full day of their visit to the Pacific island country.

Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla flew into Samoa late on Wednesday, for a visit during which the monarch will be offered the title of high chief and attend a summit of Commonwealth nations, following a six-day tour of Australia.

King Charles and Queen Camilla have stepped out in Samoa as their royal tour of Australia and Samoa continues. See photos and catch up on the schedule.

The King and Queen received a ceremonial welcome when they arrived in Samoa for a four-day state visit.The royal couple flew to the Polynesian nation, which is hosting a major gathering of Commonwealth leaders,

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The King and Queen have been officially welcomed to Samoa with a royal ceremony which saw them wear ceremonial garlands and drink a special tea from a coconut shell. Hosted by the Samoan Head of State and his village, the ava ceremony is a special event reserved only for monarchs.

King Charles and Queen Camilla have landed in Samoa after departing Australia on Wednesday afternoon. The King and Queen are now in the final leg of their Pacific tour, the biggest overseas trip Their Majesties have done since the coronation and the King's cancer diagnosis in February.