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Little Water Cay is an uninhabited island but has plenty of natives such as iguanas and ospreys. We booked an excursion to the island to see the iguanas. Little Water Cay is protected as part of the Princes Alexandra National Park.
Liz and I hopped aboard a boat with several other resort guest for a nice ride to Little Water Cay. We were told ahead of time to not bring anything but our cameras onto the island; no garbage or outside material should be left on the island. We were also told not to feed or touch the iguanas; that was an easy rule to follow. We arrived at the island; hopped off the boat and were greated by a guide. As we walked the island we saw sevearl birds and plenty of Iguanas. The iguanas barely seemed to noticed us as they were busy walking around or sunning themselves on the beach. Liz snaped away pics and they didn't seem to mind one bit.
Visiting the island was a fun experience and I was glad we took the excursion.
Updated Dec 22, 2009
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Liz and I nver spend American Thanksgiving in the United States. During our Honeymoon was the holiday and we thought we were "safe" from Thanksgiving until we saw a Turkey roaming the resort. When I say Turkey I mean a woman dressed in a Turkey costume. Apparently due to the high volume of American guests at the resort; the resort has full on Thanksgiving celebrations with the works (dinners, decorations and football). As we were getting out of the lazy river we encountered the "Turkey". We posed for a pic with the bird and felt weird that we did so in our swimsuits.... Oh well better to be warm on Thanksgiving than back at home in NY and cold.
We managed to avoid the typical American Thanksgiving fare(I'm not a fan of Turkey and Liz doesn't eat poultry) and eat some tasty Caribbean Lobster and Ostrich Steaks for Diner. I did break down and have Pumpkin Pie for dessert. It was't the typical pumpkin pie and it was very good.
Updated Dec 15, 2009
The most spectacular beach is a 12 mile stretch on Grace Bay which is protected by a huge and healthy barrier reef.
Updated Nov 27, 2005
Written Nov 27, 2005
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The most spectacular beach is a 12 mile stretch on Grace Bay which is protected by a huge and healthy barrier reef.
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Q: Hi, On the way to Grace Bay next week. Any suggestions on a good dive operator? Thanks
A: Sorry I missed the timing on your request, but see my posting in the Turks forum dated January 31st of this year. Hopefully you found someone other than Silver Deep, but...
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Liz and I decided to Honeymoon in Provo when we got engaged in November 2008. I should really call it a WeddingMoon or at least that's what the people at the resort said since we got married again on...
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There were many species of fish seen while diving and there are reef sharks along the walls. The friendly barracuda visited us often on the dives in Grace Bay. Only got to see JoJo one day and he...
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Doing what most people do when the go to Turks and Caicos, I sat on the beach, I played in the water and I went diving. The island of Providenciales is similar to just about every other island retreat...
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Provo - the best beaches in the world
Now if having your own private cay is not your idea of a holiday, Provo is defnitely not for you ! We were dropped off for 8 hours of uninterrupted bliss with a cooler of food and drink. Loads of...
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These are samples of some of the beautiful scenery. Link here to more of my Grace Bay beach photos
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