There is no shortage of excitement in Turks and Caicos. Whether its celebrity sightings, special events, or fun activities, something is always happening on the island. Here’s a look at what’s currently trending in Turks and Caicos.
Read a Review of the Sands Resort
Bob Friel, an Orca Island, Washington-based travel writer, wrote a glowing review of the Sands Resort for the Caribbean Journal. Friel looked no further than the Sands, as it would appease his children’s need to fun, his parent’s accessibility needs, and his own desire for rest and relaxation.
Friel describes this parents’ suite to be “like a palace”, offering “forever views of the brilliant-blue sea,” with the Sands resort on Grace Bay becoming a sort of central hub for the entire family. Trip highlights include a private family snorkeling charter with Caicos Dream Tours , and celebrating his mother’s 80th birthday at Hemingways Restaurant .
Read the full article on the Caribbean Journal Website.
Celebrity Sightings in Turks and Caicos
Imagine taking a walk across the powdery white sands of Grace Bay beach when a familiar face passes you by. You do a double take – is that who you think it is? It just might be!
Turks and Caicos is no stranger to the rich and famous. For example, Parrot Cay is a popular destination for celebrities due to its secluded location, allowing for much needed downtime with family. Furthermore, it’s a short boat ride away from the rest of Turks of Caicos.
Spotted celebs include action star Bruce Willis, Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones, political power couple Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton, and billionaire Bill Gates.
Read more about celebrity sightings in Turks and Caicos.
How to Catch Bonefish with Peanut Butter, Jam, and a Single Fly
Country Life Magazine fishing correspondent David Profumo describes his latest fishing adventure during a recent trip with his wife to the Turks and Caicos.
Determined to catch bonefish, the author describes the rituals he undertook to catch the elusive “the little white fox fish” after an intense ten country chase.
After several failed attempts, Profumo and friend, Captain Arthur Deane, finally catch a break. After a few close calls Much to the writer’s delight, his luck turns, due to the captain admitting to adding peanut butter and jelly to the fishing fly.
You can read the entire account here on the Country Life website.
Race for the Conch
The island is gearing up for the Race for the Conch EcoSwim, set to be held on June 29th at the Royal West Indies Resort Beachfront. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the Race for the Conch is an open-water swimming race. To the winner goes the spoils in the form of a unique conch trophy.
There are three distance races, including a 100 metre children’s race, a half-mile race, 1.5 mile race, and 2.4 mile Ironman race. Whether you are a world-class athlete or looking to improve your person best, the Race for the Conch has what you are looking for.
Bonus link: Read an introduction to open-water swimming.
Click here to check out a past . For more information or to register for the race, please visit the official website at https://www.ecoseaswim.com/ .
Contact Us and Start Planning Your Turks and Caicos Vacation
Now that you know what’s trending in Turks and Caicos, what do you think? If you’re ready to create your own perfect Turks and Caicos story, the Sands would love to be cast in a supporting role! If you have any questions or would like to start planning, please contact us