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White-sand beaches, calm clear water and a bountiful barrier reef make the Turks and Caicos island of Providenciales a hot spot for families, snorkelers and divers. Some call rock-free Grace Bay Beach the best in the world. For an unusual experience, divers can walk along the ocean floor at Smith's Reef, where underwater signs describe the reef's ecosystem. Additional destinations include Iguana Island (home of endangered rock iguanas), the country's only golf course, art galleries and a casino.
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“Amazing Experience!”

SNUBA Turks and Caicos

5 of 5 stars
at_anthonyt
PA
Nov 21, 2009

Jodi was superb! My wife and I were on our honeymoon in Provo and wanted to experience diving without having to spend a LOT of money. Snuba was perfect! My wife was a little nervous however Jodi was...more

“High expectations not met”

The Somerset on Grace Bay

3 of 5 stars
Bozzie63
Boston, Massachusetts
Nov 21, 2009

Overall, this is a nice resort on a very nice beach (powder soft sand) but it didn't meet our admittedly high expectations. After reading a lot of reviews we felt this would be a very memorable way...more

“Heaven on earth, regenerize your soul”

Villa del Mar

5 of 5 stars
JasperJT
Orillia
Nov 21, 2009

Paradise to me is having the most beautiful beaches in the world surrounded by a luxuriuos,clean and a private hotel off the geograpy of hurricane alley. My husband and I have been all over the...more

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