Are you looking for cheap Caribbean holidays? Well how about getting immerse into the laid-back atmosphere on Turks and Caicos holidays, even in the capital, Cockburn Town. Wander its streets, lined with 18th- and 19th-century colonial lamps and buildings. Enter holiday paradise on the Turks and Caicos holiday island of Providenciales, with long sandy beaches and reef diving. Or head to lush North Caicos to see the pink flamingos.
Best Beaches in Turks And Caicos
If you're a beach lover like me, then the natural delights of the friendly Turks and Caicos Islands with miles of undiscovered and luxurious white sand beaches surrounded by brilliant turquoise waters will satisfy your desires...and then some!
Malcolm Beach: The traditional way to see this charming cove (often referred to as Malcolm Roads Beach) is with a 4X4 along twisting, bumpy Malcolm Roads. You can also access the beach by staying at Amanyara (the resort is adjacent to the beach) or by getting a tour-boat operator to take you there. Its waters are part of the Northwest Point Marine National Park.
Pine Cay Beahes (Caicos Cays): The money shot in Caribbean Travel & Life's coverage of the 2005-06 winter season? A pic of this private island's perfect crescent of pale white sand rimmed by azure seas. The island is also home to The Meridian Club.
Best Resorts in Turks and Caicos
Rated Number One In A Recent Conde Nast Readers' Poll, The Sands At Grace Bay Is An Exceptional All-suite Resort Situated On One Of The Most Exceptional Beaches In The World. The Sands Is A Beautifully Appointed Intimate Resort With Air Conditioned One, Two And Three Bedroom Suites.
Bohio Dive Resort: This resort has a great location directly overlooking beautiful Pillory Beach. The main focus here is the hotel's in-house dive operation, with on-site PADI instructors and dive masters. Each of the serviceable 12 rooms and four suites, located in a separate building from the main section of the resort, has its own balcony with sea views; the suites have kitchenettes.
Best Beaches in Turks And Caicos
If you're a beach lover like me, then the natural delights of the friendly Turks and Caicos Islands with miles of undiscovered and luxurious white sand beaches surrounded by brilliant turquoise waters will satisfy your desires...and then some!
Malcolm Beach: The traditional way to see this charming cove (often referred to as Malcolm Roads Beach) is with a 4X4 along twisting, bumpy Malcolm Roads. You can also access the beach by staying at Amanyara (the resort is adjacent to the beach) or by getting a tour-boat operator to take you there. Its waters are part of the Northwest Point Marine National Park.
Pine Cay Beahes (Caicos Cays): The money shot in Caribbean Travel & Life's coverage of the 2005-06 winter season? A pic of this private island's perfect crescent of pale white sand rimmed by azure seas. The island is also home to The Meridian Club.
Best Resorts in Turks and Caicos
Rated Number One In A Recent Conde Nast Readers' Poll, The Sands At Grace Bay Is An Exceptional All-suite Resort Situated On One Of The Most Exceptional Beaches In The World. The Sands Is A Beautifully Appointed Intimate Resort With Air Conditioned One, Two And Three Bedroom Suites.
Bohio Dive Resort: This resort has a great location directly overlooking beautiful Pillory Beach. The main focus here is the hotel's in-house dive operation, with on-site PADI instructors and dive masters. Each of the serviceable 12 rooms and four suites, located in a separate building from the main section of the resort, has its own balcony with sea views; the suites have kitchenettes.
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