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Island-hopping is a highly inviting prospect when you holiday in Turks and Caicos, Turks and Caicos, a British Overseas Territory.  Grand Turk, Salt Cay and a few other tiny scattered neighbours make up the Turks Islands. Grand Turk is delightfully un-modernised with narrow winding alleyways and picturesquely crumbling buildings. The Caicos string comprises West Caicos, Providenciales, North Caicos, Middle Caicos, East Caicos, and South Caicos, plus yet more mini-gems of islands, a good number of which are entirely deserted. Tracking down a good Turks and Caicos Hotel offer might sound therefore like a considerable challenge, but the islands have in fact retained a huge amount of their untouched allure while developing a holidaymaking culture and economy which is slowly building up. As a consequence, there really is no time like the present for looking for a cheap Turks and Caicos Holidays deal. Each island differs, and many visitors will spend their stay straying no further than Providenciales where the Turks and Caicos International airport is found and where holiday facilities are most concentrated. This is by far the most developed of the islands, with its up-market shopping malls complementing the pearly white natural beaches, particularly those of sweeping Grace Bay, where understandably, a majority of the entire Turks and Caicos Hotels are located. With its 18-hole golf course, conch farm (a world first) and historically its biggest draw of all, the first class diving around mind-boggling coral reefs with the prospect of encountering Humpback whales, Provos, as it is known, still has much untouched nature, which visitors can get close to at the Chalk Sound National Park. Twelve miles to the east lies North Caicos, famed for its vast number of pink flamingo. North Caicos is the greenest and most verdant of the Turks and Caicos Holiday destinations. Close to it, the three Mary Cays are the spot for observing Ospreys among many other birds. Visitors who hop over to East Bays Cays may be rewarded by a sighting of the iguanas, the main inhabitants. Home to historic Cockburn Town, Grand Turk is the six-mile long island from which the Turks and Caicos have long been governed. Here, curiously, colonial architecture sits alongside the local clapboard brightly-coloured, Caribbean homes of the island. A holiday in Turks and Caicos is incomplete without a visit to Salt Cay with is tiny population of just 100 souls. Home to the area’s salt industry, whale-watching, snorkelling alongside majestic turtles, and multi-coloured sunsets are just some of the attractions of this island, lying a short way off Grand Turk.

There is no limitation governing the types of visitors for whom a Turks and Caicos Holiday is a great choice. Those who love history or nature, diving or beach fun are all catered for. You can choose a Package Holiday to Turks and Caicos or maybe a more tailored approach to your holiday. Families are more than welcome (nay, encouraged) to holiday on Turks and Caicos by staying at the 5* Beaches resort, and children will delight in the superbly well-equipped on-site aquatic park. There are also full programmes of activities for family members of all ages. Based around four different ‘villages’, Beaches Resort offers individual single-storey villas in the ‘Seaside Village’, mammoth suites accommodating families of up to twelve people in the ‘Italian Village’, a range of guest rooms and more modest suites in the ‘French Village’, and five standards of guest accommodation in the ‘Caribbean Village’. Graced by six fun-oriented pools, some with swim-up bars, and proud to house the Red Lane brand of spa, Beaches resort also indulges its guests with a spectacular array of dining choices, including informal fresh seafood eateries Italian Trattorias, restaurants devoted to Teppanyaki and Sushi, Thai cuisine, American diner-style eating, Mexican dishes, and many others, including classy French cuisine in Le Petit Chateau. Another variant on the Turks and Caicos Hotel theme is the 5* The Regent Palm Spa and Hotel, also located on popular Provo and extending further the Turks and Caicos Resorts field of options for families in search of something special. Noted for its attentive, fun-loving, friendly staff, the resort on Grace Bay centres around its elegant Mansion, which houses not just the top-notch dining room, Parallel23, but also a Ballroom and just next door, reached by a delightful walkway bordering manicured gardens, the resort’s own tasteful shopping mall. Families with children are fully catered for. The resort has a Conch Kritters Club, infinity pool, rang of beach toys for children to enjoy, rides on hobie cats, and many other amenities to keep youngsters amused. With seventy-two rooms and suites, all appointed to a luxury standard, including Penthouses complete with full kitchens, private outdoor Sun Suites and acres of terrace, the accommodation cannot possibly disappoint. Among the culinary sensations to be sampled are dishes inspired by Asia, Morocco, Mexico, India, and, of course, the Caribbean. No time of year is the wrong one for a Turks and Caicos Deal. Slumbering under dreamy blue skies, the group of islands benefits from temperatures that average between 85 and 90 degrees, just right for taking it easy, with September generally the hottest month. It rarely rains in the Turks and Caicos, giving prospective holidaymakers no excuse for not booking a Turks and Caicos late deal. Flying to start your Holiday in Turks and Caicos is breeze, with the following companies flying regularly:  British Airways, Continental Airlines. Many of flight options invove a first leg to Miami, Florida. With its forty or so islands, a sedate and trouble-free lifestyle, friendly inhabitants  and natural abundance at every turn, including the fact that a totally deserted beach is never far away, the Turks and Caicos add up to a fabulous Caribbean destination.