Grace Bay Suites 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 ...

... regaled us with the tales of their travels from Florida thru the Bahamas to here in the Turks and Caicos. The boys bought the boat "LOST" (and henceforth became the Lost Boys) for $10,000US and are sailing her down to Trinidad or somewhere in the vicinity... They figure even if they don't sell the boat, that for US$10,000 between the 3 of them, for 6 months travel, it will be well worth it..... There were stories of drunkenness and destruction, run-ins with police and ...

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!!!

... to see that the resort had such a variety of entertainment open to us. We ended up dancing all night at the Nikki Beach Club! The amazing DJ Felipe from Columbia told us that this is the first Caribbean resort with European style entertainment. The rest of the staff was super nice too, especially GM Jonathan, the VIP manager Michael Sin from South Beach and the sales director ...

... s Buoy's restaurant, good food, great atomosphere. They also keep their bar open until around 3:00 am or later on Saturdays. I should also mention that there is a decent little casino called the Casablanca just up the road on Grace Bay Road, within a fifteen minute walking distance. We would recommend the Turks and Caicos Islands to anyone for a great vacation. JAMES DALPHONSE, TRAVEL AGENT

... passengers, so the dynamics will always change. I just like the catamaran boat better, for one, again...with the battering of the wind on the smaller boat, it wears me out! (I'm getting old!) Ate lunch, then traded our car for an SUV to go to Malcolm's Rd. Beach. Yes, we had to pay extra, but only about $12/day more. The road at this particular time was probably passable without the SUV, but you would likely be car sick and dragging a tail pipe by then. There were 2 ...

... 3- "Free"coffee and cinnamon roll on beach chairs in the morning. Super wonderful breezy, warm, dry day. "Brunch" of bacon, egg, cheese tortilla in room, then walked to book a couple of excursions. Dive Provo in Ports o Call will book you with a variety of ...

... they are heading to Australia. Good luck to them - we can't wait for the part when these islands finally get close to each other. As we opted for the south side of the island, the nearest marina to us was called South Side. We radioed and spoke with Simon the marina manager who assured us he had a place and we'd get in with our 1.7m draught. (The chart showed 1.2m!) The wind was still blowing in excess of 20 knots as we approached the marina. All the marina entrances require ...

... thunder is right overhead and the wind and rain are relentless! So far we've had two sets of visitors- my Mum, Dad and Sister and Marge!! Sadly we don't seem to be able to get too much time off when people come here but it all seems to work out - everybody seems to have really enjoyed themselves so far. It's a pretty lazy time when you're here. Not too much to do except sit on the beach - swim in the sea - visit some bars - and of course go diving... Bye for now Caz (and Wiz) x

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>