we took this picture last week in blue hills, i’ve always loved this part of the island. whenever we have visitors over, we always bring them here – you can see the real caribbean feel, like this colorful hut (these candy coloured houses and this coloured palm tree!).
i hope you get to celebrate mother’s day in style, this weekend. since mothers day in portugal was last weekend…we celebrated on skype! have a good one friends!
when we went to parrot cay for a short break a few weeks ago, i noticed they had beautiful lush gardens and orchids all over the island – then i looked closer and realized they actually plant orchids on the trees! i had never seen this before, this is such an awesome idea, and it gives an original effect.
we’ve had a couple of weeks of not-so-good weather, but this weekend looks promising for the beach. when the weather is not so good it means rain, no beach, no outside dining and basically not much to do – but thankfully that’s all over.
we’re also going to the cinco de mayo festivities by the turtle cove marina, it’s a novelty for me, so i’m looking forward to it. plus, we’re thinking of traveling to mexico later on this year, so it’ll be nice to get us in the mood.
hope you have a great weekend and the sun gets out for you too!
more info on the cinco de mayo at turtle cove marina HERE
i know, i know, this post comes a little late, but it’s never too late to share and celebrate earth day – shouldn’t we be celebrating every day?
the turks and caicos hotel and tourism association organized another tci shines campaign – volunteers and participating hotels and restaurants met at 6.30 to start cleaning the island and help to keep it shining! why so early? because picking up rubbish in hot weather, i tell you it’s not much fun.
it was amazing seeing so many smiling faces helping out on every road of the island – picking up glass bottles, plastic bags and tons of stuff that had been thrown in the bushes.
what was your earth day resolution? at home, we are getting better and better at not using plastic bag and going for reusable bags, containers and bottles.
images by grace bay club
what do you think makes turks and caicos (providenciales) so special?
would you recommend to a friend?
Of course, but not less than ten days. So that they have time to go to those wonderful beaches, and to do many of the different programs we wanted to do, also parasailing, body board, horse riding, etc. It´s worth it!!!!!!!
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