Wave Goodbye to the Royal Fab 4! Prince George and Princess Charlotte Leave Canada

With a wave and a smile, the Royal Fab 4 are saying goodbye to North America.

Wrapping up their week-long tour of Canada, Prince William and Princess Kate highlighted mental health initiatives on their last day in Canada before setting sail – and taking flight.

After a brief sailing trip and tour over Vancouver Island on Saturday morning, they then returned home to London with children Prince George and Princess Charlotte on a Canadian Air Force Plane.

The farewell ended a memorable week of travel around British Columbia and Yukon – including the ultimate royal playdate.

The family arrived in Canada last Saturday, when George showed off his signature knee socks and memorably decided against a high-five from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte Have the Best Time in Canada!

Amid the formalities, there were many opportunities for outdoor fun. And for Kate, there were even more opportunities to honor the host nation with her impeccable diplomatic dressing.

Among the week’s highlights: an unusual local delicacy, George twinning with Prince Harry, the cutest royal re-wear yet and the poignancy of a visit to a train carriage once used by his granny Queen Elizabeth.

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Next week for George, it will be back to his preschool near the family’s country home Anmer Hall in Norfolk.

The couple has a series of royal duties to come, including a day-trip to the Netherlands for Kate on October 11, while William will be carrying out his air ambulance duties and planning a visit to Vietnam in November.