Parrot Cay Resort. This one is a class act, and it s very expensive. Located on an isolated private island north of Provo, the resort complex is a collection of 10 pastel-colored buildings in which the luxury guest rooms are located. Each has a private terrace (not just a balcony, you ll notice) or veranda, and a large, cool bathroom. Rooms are decorated in white with dark wood trim. The furniture includes four-poster beds, complete with mosquito nets (just decorative, not necessary), and each is fully air-conditioned. All meals, beverages, and most activities are included in the rates. The food and drink are just about as good as it gets in an all-inclusive resort. Facilities lakewood camping resort include what is claimed to be the largest swimming pool in the Turks and Caicos, along with a whole range of watersports that include Hobie Cats, windsurfing, canoes and water skiing. lakewood camping resort There s also a very upscale spa at an extra cost which has three pavilions, complete with treatment salons where you can partake of a range of Eastern healing and rejuvenating therapies, from meditation to yoga. Bone fishing can be arranged. Finally, there s the beach: it s one of the best, really. PO Box 164, Parrot Cay, Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, BWI, 877-754-0726; www.parrot-cay.com. All-inclusive from $500 to $1,650.
Bimini Bimini Big Game Fishing Club, Alice Town, 800-327-4149, $150 EP. Bimini Blue Water Resort, Alice Town, 242-347-2166, $100 EP. The Compleat Angler Hotel, Alice Town, 242-347-3122, $85 EP. Sea Crest Hotel, Alice Town, 242-347-2071, $90 EP.
Dining Restaurant Price Scale $. less than $20 per person $$. $20-$50 per person $$$. $50+ per person $$ Calico Jack s, on Duke Street, is the oldest lakewood camping resort and busiest inn on Grand Turk. The cuisine claims to be international and, for the most part, it is, with grilled steaks, chicken, fresh fish, and all served in generous portions.
Grand Turk is where the government of the tiny island group has its headquarters. It s also the location of the capitol city, Cockburn Town. Cockburn, by the way, is pronounced Coburn. This town of 3,500 is a happening place. lakewood camping resort Grand Turk is not top of the list as far as tourism is concerned, but it is a little lakewood camping resort less expensive than its more popular neighbor, Providenciales. The island itself has little going for it. It does have some fine beaches and the snorkeling is good, but it lacks aesthetic appeal. There is no lush tropical vegetation here, few color
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