Prince William wrapped up his solo tour of South Africa on Thursday with a relaxed and heartwarming outing in Cape Town, where he was spotted enjoying a traditional South African barbecue, known as a *braai*, by the sea.

The Prince of Wales, who had spent the week immersed in various engagements across the country, appeared in high spirits as he mingled with a group of well-known personalities and local residents on his final day in South Africa.

It was a warm and informal moment that contrasted with the formality of royal duties, but it was clear that the Prince was enjoying his time interacting with the local people of Cape Town.

In a viral video captured by onlookers, William can be seen laughing and cooking the *braai* with his guests, all smiles as he took part in the light-hearted affair.

The event at Cork Bay, which celebrated both South Africa’s rich fishing traditions and the need for more sustainable practices, perfectly aligned with his ongoing commitment to environmental causes. During his visit, the Prince spoke with attendees about the impact of the Earthshot Prize and how collaboration across nations and industries is essential for creating lasting change.

With a focus on sustainability and the environment, the Prince of Wales once again demonstrated that his royal engagements are as much about deepening connections and raising awareness as they are about fulfilling royal duties. As he returned to the UK, William’s time in South Africa underscored his commitment to both the planet and the people who are working toward a greener, more sustainable future.