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In recent years the Turks and Caicos Islands have taken on an almost legendary reputation for powder white sands, aqua seas and luxurious resorts. The islands have a distinctly exclusive ambience.
The Turks and Caicos are a geographical extension of the Bahamas and comprise around 30 cays and islands, of which only eight are inhabited.
Better-known for their diving and marine life, the islands have much to offer the 21st century holidaymaker whether your interests run to ornithology, rambling, sailing, deep-sea fishing or admiring the purity of nature. Each of the islands has one or more national parks, sanctuaries or nature reserves, where the Turks and Caicos Government protects the environment and wildlife.
The islands boast 230 miles of white sandy beaches and eight main islands. The capital, Cockburn Town, is on Grand Turk. Grand Turk is only 10 kms long and a mere kilometre wide. In contrast, Providenciales which is the most developed island, is twice the size of Bermuda.
If you are a nature lover or a watersports devotee and want somewhere tranquil and unspoilt - then a holiday in Turks and Caicos could be for you. Find out by calling our experienced Caribbean specialists who have personal knowledge of the region and will plan your tailormade holiday in Turks and Caicos.
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Dining in Turks & Caicos is a casual affair, where you an sit and relax while you enjoy the delicious fresh food and admire the views from the beachside restaurants.
Continental dishes are available as well as traditional foods such as fresh locally caught lobster and conch salad.
Alcohol is freely available in bars, restaurants and hotels with a wide selection of imported beers, wines and spirits as well as traditional rum based punch and cocktails.
Scuba Dive or Snorkelling
The warm temperatures of the Caribbean Sea combined with the thriving aquatic sea life and colourful corals make Turks and Caicos an ideal place for a scuba diving or snorkelling experience. There are plenty of shipwrecks off the shores of the islands which make fascinating dive sites, often home to a whole host of sea life.
Whale Watching
From late January to April it has been known to see North Atlantic humpback whales. Why not take a boat trip and see if you’re lucky enough to spot one of these majestic creatures.
Watersports
Most resorts offer a wide range of watersports including snorkelling, kayaking, windsurfing, boogie boarding, diving, fishing and canoeing.
Roughly 11 hours from London
English is widely spoken however some islanders still speak Creole.
US Dollar (USD; symbol US$) = 100 cents. Notes are in denominations of US$100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1. Coins are in denominations of $1 and 50, 25, 10, 5 and 1 cents.
GMT - 5 Hours
Turks and Caicos Islands benefit from a tropical climate, where days are extremely warm and nights can be cool. It is the ideal setting for a secluded, relaxing beach escape.
The high tourist season in Turks & Caicos run from December through to April when most people escape from the cold British weather. Low season runs May through to November when decent weather can still be experienced but hurricanes and tropical storms may occur.
It’s illegal to be nude in public and you are required to wear a shirt while eating in a resturant.
Getting around the islands is fairly easy with taxis and car rentals available. You can also go island hopping by plane or boat.
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