King Charles III and Queen Camilla concluded their royal tour with a visit to Samoa, marking their first visit to the country as monarchs. During the visit, King Charles was honored with the title of 'High Chief' in a ceremony where he drank the traditional 'ava beverage. Their visit coincided with the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), where King Charles emphasized the importance of addressing historical inequalities. The tour included various cultural engagements, and the royal couple expressed excitement about experiencing Samoa's traditions. This visit followed their six-day tour of Australia and was highlighted by a commitment to strengthening ties with the Pacific region. King Charles expressed his hope to return to the region, underscoring his devotion to it.