Skip to main content

Turks and Caicos... My FAVORITE Place

My favorite place in the whole world is Providenciales Island in Turks and Caicos. I have been going every New years week for the last three years and I absolutely love it there. The water is a color that is indescribable and is just amazing to look at. It is so clear you can see the bottom of the ocean almost every where you go! The food and culture is a big mix of a lot of places, so you definitely can find something you enjoy. My favorite thing to do there is to go snorkeling as it is one of the best places to snorkel and scuba dive in the world!

The water color and white sand beaches are stunning!


                                                                 Photo by Agile Levine


As you can see the colors are magnificent and the water is so clear!


Photo from Flickr


Labels:

Comments

  1. Laura GibbsAugust 21, 2017 at 8:57 AM

    I had never heard of Turks and Caicos before this class, Zack! But now I know to expect one... or maybe more... Turks and Caicos favorite places posts. It sounds wonderful! And snorkeling is so much fun; I lived in Hawaii for a while when I was a kid, and the snorkeling there was AMAZING of course. Maybe you will want to do a sea creatures project for this class! :-)

    ReplyDelete
  2. UnknownSeptember 20, 2017 at 8:13 PM

    Oh I absolutely love Turks and Caicos!! My family is really big on traveling to different beaches and this is one of my favorite places. I haven't been in a few years though so I would really love to get to go back sometime soon. It is such a fun place to snorkel. I've done that around several different islands and it is absolutely beautiful and breathtaking to say the least.

    ReplyDelete
  3. VOctober 9, 2017 at 12:43 AM

    Zack, your post and the pictures you use in this post really make me want to come to this place! It is definitely a great getaway from the harsh and cold winter here in Oklahoma. I am so jealous that you got to go there every New Year! Nevertheless, I am glad that you are able to come to this place and enjoy your time there.

    ReplyDelete
  4. UnknownNovember 22, 2017 at 8:22 PM

    I think that it is so cool that you've been there! I have been there with my family twice. And if you don't scuba dive when you go, why did you even go!? Whats more, those pictures look fake, but if you've ever been, which you have, you know that they are super accurate. We usually go in the much warmer months, but I have never been on New Years. Anyway, it sounds like a blast.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Reading Notes, English tales: Three Little Pigs

The three little pigs is one of the most famous tales I want to keep the beginning of the story the same " ill huff and ill puff and ill blow your house down" After the wolf gets to the third house I can change the story around the wolf gets tricked every time and I could change that around to where the wolf was doing so on purpose The wolf talks about different ways to get the last pig out. I could change the way he tries to get him out of the house. Maybe even spy on the pig to devise a plan.  I don't want to take away from the original story but I feel like I could have some better ideas to make it more interesting.  Joseph Jacobs, Three Little Pigs; Link to reading The Wolf
Post a Comment
Read more

Reading Notes: Tejas Legends, The Plant That Grows on Trees

The main characters of the story are the Thunder Bird and the Mistletoe I could change the names of the two main characters, maybe make the bird a squirrel and change what kind of plant is in the story. I could give a background about kissing under a mistletoe during christmas because birds would meet there and kiss under the mistletoe The bird could trick the mistletoe so that he could constantly have berries to feed on and that is why the thunder bird put the mistletoe in the tree.  If a seed ever made it to the ground the plant would become bad luck and curse whoever ate the berries of the seeds off the grounded mistletoe.  The plant that grows on trees retold by Florence Stratton; link to the reading Image of the Thunder Bird and Mistletoe
Post a Comment
Read more

Reading Notes EC; The Theft of Fire

  Myths and Legends of California and the Old Southwest  by Katharine Berry Judson I love all these native american unit stories because it explains things like why wood makes fire when you rub sticks together, or why the frog has no tail.  The coyote in all these stories seems to be the sneaky character but also people trust him and follow him.  The story explains how coyote stole fire for everyone when two hags were keeping it for themselves and wanted no one else to have it. Coyote and all the other animals would make a plan to steal the fire and bring it to the indians.  They passed off the fire from animal to animal explaining what the fire did to each animal.  Fire
Post a Comment
Read more