EXCLUSIVE: Queen Camilla will head up to meet King Charles at Birkhall later in the week where the couple enjoyed their honeymoon in 2005.

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Queen Camilla is set to meet King Charles at their honeymoon home Birkhall later in the week (Image: Getty)

Queen Camilla will join King Charles on the Balmoral estate at the end of this week to kick off the Royal Family’s summer holiday celebrations, Express.co.uk can reveal.
According to our extremely well-placed source, Camilla, 77, will head up to meet the monarch at Birkhall where the couple enjoyed their honeymoon in 2005.

The property has been described as the “perfect retreat” for the King as he continues his cancer treatment.

“Camilla has been spending time with her family over the past few weeks and will be heading up to Balmoral later this week,” said the source.

“Birkhall is like a second home to both of them, they absolutely adore it. Not only is it where they had their honeymoon but also where they both enjoy spending time together away from prying eyes.”

Birkhall, Scottish residence of King Charles

Birkhall is nestled in the heart of the Balmoral estate (Image: Getty)

Birkhall isn’t just a favourite for Charles and Camilla – it was also a honeymoon haven for the late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Prince Edward and Sophie, the Duke and Duchess of Kent and Princess Alexandra and Angus Ogilvy.
Plonked in the heart of the Balmoral estate in Scotland, the royal holiday home was once occupied by the late Queen Mother when in Scotland.

Their Majesties are said to be residing at Birkhall even when the rest of the royals roll up to the estate later this week.

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King Charles and Queen Camilla have a firm grip on the Royal Family’s holiday plans this summer (Image: Getty)

Express.co.uk exclusively revealed last month that King Charles and Queen Camilla will be joined by other members of the Royal Family for a Balmoral summer holiday this month.

Prince William, Princess Kate and their three children – Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6 – will join the monarch along with Princess Anne and her husband Timothy Laurence.

The Royal Family will make their way to Balmoral after the castle closes down to the public on August 4 and the grounds shut on August 11.