With a recent surge of celebrity weddings and honeymoon in Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI), have these sunny islands of the hot new romantic destination. In addition to its appeal is the fact that these islands to accept dollars and speak English. Travelers who like to relax in cushioned in a Caribbean atmosphere that goal.
WHAT TO DO: Turks and Caicos is divided and quieter than many other Caribbean islands, but there is still much toto do. The main attraction is the beach, especially in Providenciales or "Provo", which was voted the "best beach" in the Caribbean by Conde Nast. The coast north of Provo, near Grace Bay is a particularly beautiful. Besides the beach, TCI is also famous for its diving. The islands are surrounded by a coral reef 1,000 miles square and visibility is excellent (up to 200 feet). Shipwrecks are also a common place for divers. Although diving is excellent in all thisIslands, Grand Turk, divers often prefer to Iceland. Programs for divers and non divers are offered by most real property on the island. It is not a diver but still love the marine life? TCI provides the world's only Conch Farm, shows humpback whale in the late winter and early spring, and even dolphins swim voluntarily with people on the beach. Eco-tourism is big in these islands, including 27 national parks.
Where to stay: Accommodation is available throughout the island, butconcentrated in Providenciales. Prices range from inexpensive to luxury hotels, including Comfort Suites resorts like Parrot Cay, the resort as a world exclusive touted. There are two all-inclusive resort on the island - Club Med, which is only for adults, and the beaches, a family-friendly Sandals family member. A number of villas are available for a more intimate experience available. Finally, a Grand Turk Cruise Center built in 2006 has attracted a growing number of cruise shipsTCI ships.
WEDDING INFORMATION: bride and groom must reside on the island for 4 days before getting married (24 hours residence time of an additional 2-3 days processing license). Couples must be at least 21 years old to get married in Turks and Caicos, if they have a statement certified by a parent or guardian. Weddings religious basis requires proof of membership in the faith.
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