Turks and Caicos diving is unparallelled! The crystal clear waters and white sandy bottom create an environment for divers that is hard to believe. Visibility is almost always perfect. The proliferation of underwater life is evident in every dive. The whales, turtles, rays, eels, squid, sharks and dolphin are amazing. It is impossible to name all of the tiniest of creatures. Snorkeling in these crystal clear waters is also superb. Those who want to snorkel for the first time will experience the same awe as those who have done so many times. The island boasts a large menu of water sports: sailing, boating, parasailing, fishing, kite boarding, wind surfing, boogie boarding, water skiing, banana floats, deep sea fishing and simply lying on a float! The activities seem to be endless. Turks and Caicos has the beauty and the activity to captivate just about anyone who enjoys the sea!

Recently the LA Times declared, "Once a secret hideaway for a handful of celebrities, the Turks & Caicos Islands are now on the hot list." The Turks and Caicos Islands lie about one and a half hours flying time from Miami - with the Bahamas about 30 miles to the northwest. The country of Turks and Caicos totals 166 square miles of land area spread over 8 islands and 40 small cays. The language spoken is English, the currency is the US dollar, and the electricity is suitable for all U.S. appliances. Grand Turk is the capital of Turks & Caicos, but the island of Providenciales, commonly referred to as “Provo”, is by far the country’s main tourist attraction. Found throughout Turks & Caicos, vacation villas provide a wonderful alternative to crowded resorts for families or small groups looking for privacy and abundant living space.