Turks and Caicos Vacations and Tourism

Turks and Caicos are the place to go to unwind.

These two clusters of islands-- only eight of which are inhabited, leaving scores of others to nature-- are all ringed with unimaginably beautiful beaches. Soft, astoundingly white sands, so pure they're reminiscent of fresh snow, are edged by fantastically vivid blue waters.

Below the smooth as glass surface of these crystalline waters lays a magnificent coral reef. Teeming with marine wonders, this natural barrier is host to what many consider to be some of the finest scuba diving and snorkeling sites in the world. For several months a year, snorkelers and divers can see a truly awe-inspiring sight-- humpback whales-- and they can swim with these majestic giants.

When you've worked up an appetite from island-hopping and underwater exploration, explore the Turks and Caicos blossoming culinary scene. There are a variety of excellent restaurants serving cuisine from the world over-- you'll have your pick of Mexican, Caribbean, Mediterranean, Asian, and international fusion fares.

There are also two golf courses to choose from, and shoppers-- particularly those in the market for unique Caribbean art-- can easily pass an afternoon strolling the stores. The nightlife scene is pretty laid back, but that brings us back to what we like about the Turks and Caicos-- it's intensely mellow.

Like the calm waters that surround the Turks and Caicos, everything moves slowly. Step out of the rat race and set your own pace. Come to Turks and Caicos and learn the real meaning of relaxation.

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