Turks and Caicos Resorts

Being a developed, world famous travel destination Turks and Caicos Islands offer a number of resorts for your recreation. Looking for an active rest or a quite small piece of land, a peaceful rest in a romantic atmosphere or a crazy holiday full of hustle and bustle in a modern touristic resort? All these types of rests will be found on Turks and Caicos resorts. The most popular Turks and Caicos resort among tourists is Providenciales, commonly called "Provo". Most of the land in Provo is occupied by white sands and rocks covered with bushes and cacti. The island is surrounded by coral reefs, which brighten the resort with their colors. A chain of hotels, restaurants, bars and shopping malls are concentrated in Provo. The main sights of the resort are its wonderful beaches, which are in the list of the best beaches in the world.

In Providenciales you can visit the only farm for breeding endangered giant Royal shells ("strombus gigas") in the world - Caicos Conch Farm, ruins of old plantations in the Richmond Hill, the mysterious underwater cave Hole in the Gulf of Long Bay, the famous sea food restaurant "Dora", Fort George Cay, a reef sanctuary at Little Water Cay, Golf Club Provo Golf and Country Club. The beautiful 19 km long beach Leeward Marina and Sapodilya Bay, Casino and Resort Turks Reef Resort in the Gulf of Grace Bay, the beautiful Sam Beach and the picturesque village of Tiki Hut, the famous reef of Pirate Parrot-Kaye (XVIII century), the lagoon Chelk Sound, the superb beaches of the Gulf of Taylor Bay and the famous beach of the Black Bay Beach, as well as the world's longest chain of reefs bordering the island will make your stay in Provo more interesting and colorful.

North Caicos - the most northerly group of islands located 18 miles from Provo is in the top list of Turks and Caicos resorts too. It used to be the capital of the island once. This is the most beautiful, scenic and green island, often called "island garden" by the locals.

Between Providenciales and North Caicos a chain of islands stretches, only two of which are inhabited. Only a five minute drive by boat from Provo you can find sanctuary at Little Water Cay, home to thousands of iguanas. Little Water Cay is known for its tiny crags and fantastic white sand. The nearby reef Ping-Kay has a small hotel and several dozen private houses. To the east of the island, Fort George Cay can be seen and the famous "Reef Pirate Parrot-Kaye", which today turned into an expensive resort for celebrities. The main attractions of North Caicos is considered to be the historical plantation of Wades Green, a 12-kilometer long beach with white sands of Whitby, the picturesque reef Frey Mary's, the Nature Reservation Pumpkin Bluff Pond, protecting rare species of waterfowl (the entire southern part of the island is occupied by swamps, which nest flamingos and rare species of ducks), reservations of Dikhill Creek and Bellefield Landing Pond, Cottage Pond and the National Park East-Bay Island.

South Caicos is the easternmost and smallest island of the archipelago, located just 35 miles west of Grand Turk. The main attractions of the island are concentrated in Cockburn Harbor, where you can stroll through the ancient streets and admire the ancient architecture. The city attracts tourists with its old buildings in Bermudian style, numerous old streets, located between the salt warehouses, as well as the colorful fishing boats, standing in the local harbor. Most historical buildings are concentrated in the southeast part of the town, where the old Wesleyan Church with its harbor facilities is nestled. In the north-eastern edge of the city extensive salt lakes lie inhabited by flamingos and pelicans.

The underwater caves in the reef and Ambergris underwater rocks along the eastern coast of the island deserve special attention. You can take a trip with the fishermen to the islands Six Hill Casey and Long Cay, where you will encounter excellent conditions for fishing on a huge jar Caicos Islands or in the Strait of Turk Island Passage, where you can find several traces of shipwrecks. The Marine Park of the island covers an area on Sail Rock Hill and turquoise bay of Belle Sound. It is designed to protect mangrove forests of coastal zones and coral reefs. There are also other Turks and Caicos resorts, like Grand Turk, Pine Cay, Parrot Cay, Salt Cay, and Middle Caicos and so on. All of them are equipped with wonderful beaches, interesting places of interest and high class hotels that will make your rest in Turks and Caicos Islands incredible and memorable.