T C Safari Providenciales

... can-drink-and-eat. And the food is divine - buffets and restaurants filled with fresh fruits, salads, meats, cheeses, pates, pastas, pizzas, burgers, breads...everything you could wish for is there...even sushi!! and you don't pay a single cent more. And the alcohol - oh my god...we drank sooooooooooo much!! Flight Centre can't help it...we party like there's no tomorrow!!<br><br>I was so excited to use my passport for the first time in 7 ...

... the one to drop them..... She made for some interesting sun downer conversation and Pete thinks she'd definitely keep the relationship interesting, in his words "A Real Firecracker", once again we were made to feel really old! These are just a few of the lovely and now new friends we have made at this island and hopefully we will continue to catch up with as we make our way up the island chain. Turks and Caicos, definitely a place to remind us of some great characters.......

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!!!

... The rooms were incredible! We had a home style refrigerator in our suite full of high-end deli food that we ordered before arrival along with our favorite liquor. It was so nice to get to our room and have a delicious lunch ready for us! Later that evening, we ate a mouth-watering meal at Café Nikki. I highly recommend any of their seafood selections. Our first night, we were so ...

... 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

... for 2 people. We went outside the reef to snorkel adjacent to the Leeward area. It was too choppy for me. I did a little bit, but like I've already said, I'm a little nervous. Hubby was all over, but said it wasn't that great. The great thing was while I was on the boat (with another sissy like me!), we saw an Eagle Ray jump out of the water 3 times right by our boat. Very cool! Hubby saw him under water and got a pic, but we go better pics of some later at Gibbs Cay. Then ...

... divers, my husband, another guy and 2 couples. It was '3-tank Thursday' and we headed out to French Cay to dive the wall with Ritchie the Dive Master and Asa, the captain. Nice catamaran, with two levels, lots of shade, they serve snacks of doughnuts, lunch of ...

... cays. It is all low lying scrub and imported piles of gravel. Of course, the water is that beautiful turquoise colour but neither of us are at all impressed with the place overall. There is no town per se, just shopping strips and resorts along the 12 mile beach on Grace Bay. And having visited the main IGA supermarket we can say this is the most expensive island we've hit so far. Our days have been mostly boat cleaning and maintenance while the evenings have been fairly ...

... 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>