Wymara Providenciales

... so I was busy every minute - I was getting a few hours sleep a night and working hard during the day. I even got to do a bit of volunteer work - I'm a manual labour junkie!! Give me a pick-axe and a shovel any day!! :)<br><br>This is the resort we stayed in http://www.beaches.com/main/tc/tc-home. cfm. It is amazing - everything is paid for up front, so when you get there you can leave your wallet in your room and never pull it out - all ...

... and the odd bomb dive and skinny dip in the Nassau Casino aquarium which houses the sharks and rays and is also the backdrop for the restaurant. Their small boat was loaded down with 100 dozen cans of beer, yes that's 1200 of them, squeezed into every nook and cranny they could manage. We laughed hard and thought better them than us, they were actually really nice guys and you had to admire their sense of fun and adventure. We must be getting old.. You only as old as your ...

It was really fun! It's a great experience and the one activity I would suggest people to do is the trapeze with the Club Med Circus crew they are awesome and it's a lifetime experience. I want to go back to Turks and Caicos for sure and stay at the Seven Stars Hotel it's drop dead gorgeous!!!

... Our vacation flew by and I really didn't want to leave! Overall, the resort provided personal service, great food and amazing rooms. If you want more scoop on how great the Nikki Beach resort is, then you can go to the Nikki Beach Hotels website and watch the videos to get an idea of how much fun you'll have there! Here's the link: http://www.mynikkibeach.net/travel/turk s-and-caicos

... crazy about it. In Provo, one will notice that there are lots of Canadians, Americans, and Brits that operate very successful businesses on the island. There was this woman and her husband from New Jersey who ran a business, there, she didn't seem to be real happy, but then again, how often do you find a happy person from New Jersey....???? Down the road, less than a ten minute walk is ...

... we'd been able to get video! She was adorable...and good, too! Ha! Our food was okay, I can't say it was the best conch I had. We both got the combo. The atmosphere was why you go, be sure to wear your Deet! Oh, and a little potcake puppy with too much energy got me good, I still have the marks 2 weeks later. He was cute but so wild! The gals at Da Conch Shack were mad at his owner next door at Smokey's cause he comes over and gets worked up on their customers. I had to get ...

... way you know it's the max price you'd pay. We never had slow or grumpy service. As you can tell, we aren't foodies. We aren't picky and don't spend alot to eat out. We eat out a lot at home, that's not what we are on vacation for, so sorry I can't provide much feed back on restaurants.

... as there are sand banks, coral heads and very little water. But by the time we came in the tide had been falling and we hit sand in the channel. So Simon, who came out to meet us, takes his dinghy to our stern and guns his engine to push us while Adrian is reving the engine, churning up sand. We were in 4'7" of water and our boat draws 5'6" so we certainly had to work at getting her through. But how nice when we did! Simon (a Brit) and his wife Charlyn (American) took all of ...

... Provo, on the Providenciales island of the Turks and Caocos. [This is close to being right - Provo is what everyone calls Providenciales. I guess the island is too small to have names for towns.] I don't know what a caicos is, or what a cay is for that matter. [A cay is a sand island, a desert island if you will. I think those crazy Brits pronounce the word like 'key', which might explain the Florida Keys.] I don't even ...

Another spring break trip with my parents, this time to beautiful Providenciales, Turks &amp; Caicos. Beautiful beaches and great scuba diving - it's where I got certified! We also fell in love with the many cats on the resort property - unfortunately, we couldn't bring them home!<br>