The Turks and Caicos Islands are a British Overseas Territory made up of the larger island Caicos and the smaller Turks Islands connected by the Columbus Passage. These incredible islands lie 575 miles southeast of Miami and 75 miles north of the Dominican Republic. There are roughly 100 islands and cays in the Turks and Caicos with only nine being inhabited.

Local tourism is the primary source of income here and these islands differ to other Caribbean Islands as they have the lowest amount of rainfall and the highest amount of sunnier days. A large selection of restaurants, tours, boat trips, boutique shops, spas, and more can be found on the island, many sites are family friendly while some are adult only.

These islands are known for exceptional scuba diving with one of the finest barrier reef systems, spectacular beaches such as the seven-mile Grace Bay Beach, and an array of water sports and eco activities including kayaking, paddle boarding, and kiteboarding. Explore beautiful landscapes of the mangrove channels and shallow lagoons and take part in or spectate the sport fishing competition. Land activities include golf, natural and historical attractions, and an impressive cave system.

Dining options are plenty and varied with local delicacies, Japanese, Italian, French, Thai, Jamaican, and more. Seafood is plenty with choices of lobster, queen conch, and lots of fish served with staples that include rice, beans, and peas.

Real estate options are varied from beachfront homes along Grace Bay Beach, Long Bay Beach, and Taylor Bay, villas overlooking the sands of South Caicos and Middle Caicos, beachfront condos, marina front condos, or a blank canvas of land in a desirable location.