© Photo: Getty ImagesPrince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall showed off their playful side, smiling and laughing as they handled the wildlife at the Orokonui Ecosanctuary.
© Photo: Getty ImagesThe royals received a warm welcome from New Zealand with crowds of well-wishers swamping the couple.
© Photo: RexFans were so eager to see the royal couple they hung out of windows to get the best views.
© Photo: Getty ImagesOne eager fan managed to steal a kiss from Prince Charles.
© Photo: RexPrince Charles was all smiles as he greeted well-wishers on his 67th birthday. In honour of the occassion he was treated to a lavish red velvet cake at a celebratory barbecue.
© Photo: Getty ImagesPrince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall donned traditional kiwi feather coats to watch Maori warriors perform the haka.
© Photo: Getty ImagesCharles paid his respects to the current and former military personnel as he placed a poppy on the Roll of Honour at the Australian War Memorial.
© Photo: Getty ImagesPrince Charles was met with a traditional hongi greeting as he attended a tea party in Brooklands park with the Duchess of Cornwall.
© Photo: RexWhilst on a truffle hunting trip The Duchess of Cornwall was given a stuffed toy version of the hunting dog, Samson, which she used to play with a young fan.
© Photo: RexWhilst visiting the State Library to learn about the Learning English Through Stories programme, the Duchess was given flowers by a two year old Elizabeth Colquhoun.
