Turks & Caicos Hotels & Resorts

From the moment you arrive, you'll understand why Caribbean Travel and Life magazine calls Grace Bay Beach one of the 'Best Beaches in the Caribbean'.  Not only this, but the Turks & Caicos is still one of the best 'undiscovered destinations' in the Caribbean.

Everything here revolves around the Beach - with a string of resorts that goes on for miles.  Don't worry, the entire shoreline is part of the Princess Alexandra National Park - so its not overdeveloped... and there is lots of open space between the resorts.

No need to rent a car unless you're the type that likes 'total freedom to explore' - otherwise, just walk up or down the beach to find everything you need.

Try to find JoJo the Dolphin - a wild dolphin who prefers swimming with tourists rather than other dolphins.  This is not a 'swim with the dolphins' exhibit - JoJo is seen at various times just off-shore on Grace Bay Beach in the area of Sibonné, The Sands, The Alexandra and Grace Point.

Take a sunset cruise - and if you're visiting three nights after the full moon, you can experience the bio-luminance spectacle of the 'Glow-Worms' who light up the waters of Grace Bay once a month during their mating ritual.

Visit Marilyn - who sells artwork and handicrafts on the beach between Sibonné Beach Hotel and The Sands. 

Stop by 'Junior's Bar' at Sibonné and if you're lucky - Junior will serve your drink precariously balanced on his head...

Nightlife if limited, but there is a casino at the Allegro Resort and 'Hemingway's Bar' at The Sands usually has something going on a little later than the other hotels.