"Provo" is one of nine inhabited islands and a multitude of uninhabited sea-washed cays within the beautiful Turks & Caicos archipelago. The longest fringing reef in the Caribbean skirts the northern shores of the islands, while the chain encompasses an immense blue-hued bank to its south. Touted "Beautiful by Nature," a myriad of marine life makes the crystal clear calm waters that surrounds these islands their home. Those that are true water lovers truly enjoy this outstanding destination.

It is conveniently located 575 miles southeast of Miami at the southern most tip of the Bahamas and just a short hop south to the greater island of Hispaniola. Although considered a British Overseas Territory, complete with its own Governor and British driving etiquette, due to the close proximity to the US, Provo utilizes American currency and 110 volt.

Provo is the most developed of the islands within the Turks & Caicos and has become the country's tourist hub. Even though only 25 miles in length and only a few miles wide, a full range of restaurants serve up everything from local fare to the most divine creations, while duty free shopping and a number of fabulous spas may be enjoyed while visiting. For those that wish to enjoy the country's natural beauty, world class dive operators, fishing charters and eco-tourist opportunities are all right at your doorstep. And Provo also is home to one of the top ten golf courses in the Caribbean! However, even with all its modern amenities…