Television host, author and journalist Aaron Sagers never misses an opportunity to hug a cute little potcake puppy. In fact, not only has he made sure to stop into the Potcake Place during each of his last several annual visits to the islands, but in 2015 he adopted Indiana – the now playful sibling to…
With Turks and Caicos boasting some of the world’s most dramatic diving spots, snorkeling may not hold quite the same appeal for adventure thrill seekers – unless you’ve forgotten these islands stretch across the third largest barrier reef on earth. The white sand perfection of Providenciales’ Grace Bay beach may appear to lead solely to…
Once upon a time there were two normal kids who grew up doing normal kid stuff: Playing hockey, practicing karate, flying kiteboards… OK, maybe those aren’t exactly normal kid activities elsewhere. Maybe they’re only normal on Providenciales, where a uniquely blended culture drawn from the traditions of Islanders and settlers makes life so surprising and…
The idea of traversing the Turks and Caicos Islands in a kayak is not a new one. The Taino Indians who lived here centuries before today’s inhabitants hollowed out trees and used branches to paddle between islands around the Caribbean Sea and across the Caicos banks in search of resources. This principle of kayaking as…
For just a split second, the rhythmic sound of bells and rapid shuffling of varnished plastic fade. The air thick with anticipation, as the first bone falls upon the green felt. Enthusiastic onlookers draw in a quiet breath as their bodies lean in slightly awaiting the second to finish a final bounce. The silence is…
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