The islands of Turks + Caicos are renowned for snorkeling, scuba diving and, of course, expansive white sand beaches. Yet, I explored plantation ruins, nature reserves, salt ponds and small restaurants, including one with an offshore conch crawl. Curiously, most visitors never make it to pristine Middle and North Caicos. These images offer a window into the personality of Turks + Caicos beyond the beaches.
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Sunday, June 30, 2019
Photos: Turks and Caicos
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Caribbean,
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Saturday, December 23, 2017
Modernist Villa in Turks & Caicos
When I visit the Caribbean, whether I'm hiking, visiting a spa, or lounging in my accommodation, I prefer to be connected with nature. So while driving in Turks and Caicos, I visited Sol y Luna, a luxe villa, and immediately fell in love with it, not because of it's architecture -- though there's much to love, given it's modernist sensibility -- but, rather, the fact that no matter where I roamed on the property, I was connected with the sky and sea. I recently interviewed the owner of this stellar property for ForbesLife.
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Turks & Caicos,
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Tuesday, April 12, 2016
The Pristine Turks & Caicos Islands
The islands of Turks & Caicos are renowned for snorkeling, scuba diving and, of course, expansive white sand beaches. Yet, I spent several days -- based at the Grace Bay Club on Provo -- exploring plantation ruins, nature reserves, salt ponds and small restaurants, including one with an offshore conch crawl. Curiously, most visitors never take the ferry to pristine Middle and North Caicos, just 30 minutes away. This short YouTube video slideshow provides a window into my travels.
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beaches,
Caribbean,
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plantations,
pristine,
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