Prince Henry Charles Albert David, better known as "Harry", visited this week the city of Vilankulo, in the north of the Inhambane province, in southern Mozambique.

Princess Diana's youngest son arrived on a private jet flight and stayed at the paradise Vilanculos Beach Lodge and Restaurant for three days.

"The prince was here in Vilankulo between Monday and Wednesday, accompanied by friends," said a local source who closely followed Harry's stay.

Harry and his friends met with the businessman, social activist and President of the CTA's Tourism Department, Yassin Amuji. As far as we could ascertain, the Vilanculos Beach Lodge and Restaurant, where they were staying, is a tourist property of Yassin Amuji.

"They held meetings. We understand that they [Harry and Yassin] have known each other for a long time," the source said, noting that "the content of the conversations between the two could not be ascertained."

MZNews tried to get more details about Harry's visit to Vilankulo from Yassin Amuji and the management of Vilanculos Beach Lodge, but the businessman and the management declined to make any comments. However, it is known that Harry's visits to Vilankulo are recurrent, meaning that this was not the first visit.

We tried to find out what kind of activities the Duke of Sussex did and the source we quoted referred to diving and fishing, "even as he preferred to eat shrimp and lobster," as well as letting himself be absorbed in local tradition on guided walks.

Without a doubt, Vilankulo is one of the best tourist destinations in the world to contemplate, or, if we have not already done so, to put on the agenda with a "must visit" pin. Recently, the retired Dutch player Arjen Robben was in Vilankulo with his wife and children. Read more...

The heir is a dedicated activist for environmental and conservation causes, so in Bazaruto he visited the Bazaruto National Park, as he is the resident of African Parks.

For now, MZNews cites as the reason for Harry's visit a simple "relaxation" since he is on a tough journey to try to decipher the real causes of the death of his mother Diana, Princess of Wales, to be included in his autobiography. Harry's book is expected to hit bookstores later this year.