The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge captivated the crowd with their impressive dance moves during their visit to Belize.

As they arrived in the village of Hopkins, known as the country’s happiest village, Prince William and Kate were treated to a warm welcome dance.

The royal couple engaged in the local culture with enthusiasm, showcasing their rhythm and coordination.

It was Kate who took the lead, gracefully moving across the dance floor alongside nine talented school children from the Garifuna Cultural Centre.

Prince William, initially a bit hesitant, eventually joined in, showcasing his dance skills with the local punta style dance.

The children cheered him on, waving the Belize flags in excitement.

As the music played, William found himself dancing with local organizer Laura Cacho.

Holding hands, they swayed to the beat, bringing joy to the locals who couldn’t help but scream in delight.

The atmosphere was filled with energy and happiness as the royal couple embraced the vibrant spirit of the Caribbean.

The Garifuna community in Hopkins, located on the picturesque Caribbean coast, treated Kate and William to an array of traditional dances and mouthwatering dishes.

Dressed in a charming blue floral dress, Kate and William shed their formal attire, immersing themselves in the local customs.

Nine talented youngsters, aged between 9 and 15, showcased their skills through four elaborate dance routines.

The royal couple watched in awe as the young performers demonstrated their passion and talent.

Additionally, they indulged in the flavors of Belize, savoring planting coconut broth, hoodoo too, and a delectable sweet savory porridge prepared by renowned Belizean Celebrity Chef Sean Kylan.

In honor of their visit and the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, Kate and William participated in a tree-planting ceremony.

Together, they planted a local yellow copper pod tree, symbolizing their connection to Belize and the enduring bond between the British monarchy and the Caribbean nation.

Despite the Queen’s absence due to her age, her popularity remains strong in Belize.

The local community warmly welcomed William and Kate, expressing their admiration for the British Royals.

Felix Jefferson, a local bar owner, shared his sentiments, stating, “We love the Queen and the British Royals.

William and Kate are welcomed here by everybody…

It’s a joy to see.”

During their visit, the royal couple also took the opportunity to learn about Belize’s unique marine environment.

They met with a group of marine conservation specialists to gain insights into the country’s diverse marine life.

Belize boasts the world’s second-largest reef, making it a significant hub for marine conservation efforts.