Prince William will enjoy a low-key bachelor party including a day of watersports on the south coast of England.
Prince William will have his bachelor party at sea.
The second-in-line to the throne - who will marry long-term girlfriend Kate Middleton on April 29 - will celebrate his last days of being a single man with a day of watersports alongside his best man, younger brother Prince Harry, and 20 of his closest pals.
A royal source told The Sun newspaper: "The watersports weekend is a perfect option. They can let their hair down without worrying about who is around."
Harry, 26, has then planned for his 28-year-old brother and their friends to end the day with a barbeque and a trip up a nearby estuary to visit a number of pubs and restaurants only accessible by boat.
He has reportedly chosen a firm based on the south coast of Britain, with the whole event not expected to exceed £2,500.
The group are expected to stay at a nearby country house belonging to a friend.
Both William and his future bride Kate, 29, were advised by their royal security team - who need to monitor the couple - to have their bachelor and bachelorette parties in Britain.
The couple have also made it known they don't want lavish trips abroad while the country is in recovery from recession.
Prince William will have his bachelor party at sea.
The second-in-line to the throne - who will marry long-term girlfriend Kate Middleton on April 29 - will celebrate his last days of being a single man with a day of watersports alongside his best man, younger brother Prince Harry, and 20 of his closest pals.
A royal source told The Sun newspaper: "The watersports weekend is a perfect option. They can let their hair down without worrying about who is around."
Harry, 26, has then planned for his 28-year-old brother and their friends to end the day with a barbeque and a trip up a nearby estuary to visit a number of pubs and restaurants only accessible by boat. He has reportedly chosen a firm based on the south coast of Britain, with the whole event not expected to exceed £2,500.
The group are expected to stay at a nearby country house belonging to a friend.
Both William and his future bride Kate, 29, were advised by their royal security team - who need to monitor the couple - to have their bachelor and bachelorette parties in Britain.
The couple have also made it known they don't want lavish trips abroad while the country is in recovery from recession.
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