The Turks and Caicos Guide

is your comprehensive guide to vacationing in some of the most diverse islands in the Caribbean. The eight inhabited islands that make up Turks and Caicos effortlessly range from family-friendly destinations to honeymoon heaven, ensuring a great time for every visitor.
Regardless of whether your preference is the quick arrival of a nonstop flight or the languid luxury of a cruiseship, a multitude of options means that there is a method of transportation that will take you just where you want, just how you want to get there. More...
An amazing 350 days per year are sunny on the islands of Turks and Caicos. Fall and winter temperatures average between 80 degrees Fahrenheit and 84 degrees Fahrenheit, while in the summer months, temperatures average in the mid-90s. The water remains approximately five degrees cooler year-round, making a dip in the ocean a great way to cool off on days when the usually-breezy winds are still. More...

Vacationers will find there's never a dull moment while visiting Turks and Caicos. For those who enjoy a challenge, golfing and fishing provide an opportunity to test their skills. If you can't resist the lure of the islands' turquoise waters, diving and snorkeling offer an illustrious view into the deep. Relax along sandy beaches or on a peaceful hike, where you may find that nature soothes your cares away. Additionally, try your hand at a game of chance at the American Casino on Provo. Whatever your interests, you're sure to find entertainment and fun that will make your vacation to Turks and Caicos remarkable. More...
Turks and Caicos Turks and Caicos Hotels and Resorts find ways to satisfy all kinds of travelers. Whether you prefer to indulge yourself at an All-Inclusive Resort or be an independent spirit in a Rental Property of your own, you're sure to find accommodations perfectly suited to your travel plans. In fact, visitors interested in Camping and Eco-Tourism can even stay in one of Turks and Caicos' National Parks.

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Restaurants
Relaxation is key on the islands of Turks and Caicos, so tuck in and enjoy every meal in a casual, friendly atmosphere. There are restaurants available for every type of eater, from international to continental fare, but always with a Caribbean flair. For tips on dining out, like the fact that 10 percent sales tax is added to every bill, take a look at our comprehensive dining guide. More...

Culinary Styles
Most of the food available on the islands have been imported, so even the pickiest eater will be able to enjoy the meals they're used to at home. More adventurous foodies will be interested to know that the unique culinary styles of the Turks and Caicos islands stem from the abundance of seafood caught daily just off their banks. Visitors will find lobster and conch prepared in a variety of ways, usually spiced up with curry or other Creole spices. Side dishes include hominy, johnnycake, and peas and rice livened up with bits of pig tail. Rum punch or freshly squeezed fruit juices provide the perfect complement to any meal. More...
Bikes and Mopeds
Pedaling through the smaller islands is a great way to find the more remote views and enjoy the tropical sunshine. More...

Rental Cars
Renting a car allows travelers to pick up and go - an option that will appeal to visitors who want to explore Turks and Caicos on their own terms. More...
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