«Breaking News» Hair to the throne! Charles begins 12-day tour of Caribbean with a bit of a do

The Prince of Wales arrived in St Lucia for the start of a 12-day tour of the Caribbean sporting a bit of a do.

Charles was warmly greeted by St Lucia's Prime Minister Allen Chastanet after he landed on the island, but the tropical climate appeared to be causing chaos with his normally neat hairdo.

As he spoke at the opening ceremony Charles was in dire need of a brush or comb to tame his unruly mop of grey hair, but appeared otherwise unruffled by the hot weather.

Hair to the throne! Prince Charles was sporting an unusually wild hairdo as he spoke at the welcome ceremony in St Lucia

The Governor-General Emmanuel Neville Cenac (centre left) with Prime Minister Michael Chastanetas (right) as the Prince of Wales (centre) attends an official welcome ceremony and parade at the stadium in St Lucia, at the start of his tour of the Caribbean

The Prince of Wales attends the official welcome ceremony and parade at the stadium in St Lucia, at the start of his tour of the Caribbean

The Prince of Wales arrives at Hewanorra International Airport, St Lucia. Charles and Camilla will also be visiting St Vincent and the Grenadines, St Kitts and Nevis, Grenada and the Cayman Islands, with the highlight the four-day tour of Cuba beginning on March 24

A smiling Prince Charles shares a joke with St Lucians waiting to meet him. Charles and Camilla will also visit St Vincent and the Grenadines, St Kitts and Nevis, Grenada and the Cayman Islands, with the highlight the four-day tour of Cuba beginning on March 24 - the first by members of the monarchy

The Prince of Wales attends an official welcome ceremony and parade at the stadium in St Lucia, at the start of his tour of the Caribbean

The Prince of Wales meeting people at the start of his Caribbean tour. The prince's flying visit has given the St Lucians an excuse to extend celebrations marking the 40th anniversary of the country's independence

The Prince of Wales is presented with flowers as he attends the Governor-General's Reception at the Serenity Hotel, Coconut Bay, in St Lucia

The Prince of Wales (right), with the Prime Minister of St Lucia Michael Chastanet (centre) as he attends the Governor-General's Reception at the Serenity Hotel, Coconut Bay, St Lucia

The Prince of Wales meeting people at the welcome ceremony in St Lucia. The trip to the island paradise is a brief stop of a few hours for the heir to the throne before he flies on to Barbados where the Duchess of Cornwall is waiting, having flown out ahead of the tour's start

The trip to the island paradise is a brief stop of a few hours for the heir to the throne before he flies on to Barbados where the Duchess of Cornwall is waiting, having flown out ahead of the tour's start.

Charles and Camilla will also visit St Vincent and the Grenadines, St Kitts and Nevis, Grenada and the Cayman Islands, with the highlight the four-day tour of Cuba beginning on March 24 - the first by members of the monarchy.

The prince's flying visit has given the St Lucians an excuse to extend celebrations marking the 40th anniversary of the country's independence, and an official ceremonial welcome and parade will be staged in the open air later for Charles.

With its tropical forests, famous Pitons - towering volcanic plugs that are a World Heritage site - and picturesque towns the island is the archetypal Caribbean destination.

It was fought over many times during the 17th and 18th century before Britain took control of the strategically important island from the French and today its culture still reflects these influences especially in the French creole widely spoken.

The former crown colony of Britain, whose economy has moved from sugar production to tourism and banana growing, is one of the Queen's realms meaning Charles is not a foreign royal but a prince of St Lucia.

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