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Turks Islands are part of a larger territory known as the Turks and Caicos Islands. They are situated in the Caribbean Sea, and they are one of the British overseas lands. The Turks Islands and the Caicos Islands are separated through the Turks Island Passage.
Their neighbors are The Bahamas and Hispaniola. The most significant cultural, economic and administrative settlement of these islands is Cockburn Town located on the Grand Turk Island.The most important trait of these islands is their flourishing tourism. Hundreds of tourists rush here every year to enjoy the wild beaches, warm weather, and splendid sightseeing. The most common activities tourists come here for are snorkeling, diving, surfing, fishing and sailing.
The Turks Islands were originally inhabited by the indigenous population called the Arawakan. The islands were discovered in the 16th century by a crew of navigators led by the Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León. Several colonial empires fought over these lands; the British, the French and the Spanish. Finally, the British succeeded to settle their dominion here, and they still manage the country formally since it is one of its dependencies.
Some of the most beautiful places on these islands are Madison point, a popular destination for hikers and kayak amateurs. Several guided tours organize trips to this lovely destination. Tourists can enjoy a relaxing sailing experience and admire a myriad of unique plants and birds on the way.
Cockburn is a beautiful place for those who want to enjoy a relaxing walk through the beautiful historical buildings or taste some of the delicious fish dishes in one of the local restaurants. Some of the city’s landmarks are the Victoria Public Library and the Anglican Church.
There are plenty effervescent cultural events in these islands like the Cultural Festival which takes place every year. One of the most popular attractions is the traditional ripsaw music.
Crafting is still practiced, and therefore there are many opportunities for tourists to acquire a unique handmade souvenir from the locals. For those who want to embark on a more expensive shopping journey, duty-free shops are ready to welcome tourists with a bunch of brands and there are also several jewelry boutiques that sell unique items.
The Turks and Caicos National Museum is a great place that praises its wide collection of indigenous items and objects recovered from the Molasses Reef Wreck.
The Grand Turk Lighthouse is another symbolic building that’s worth visiting.
Most tourists come to the Turks Islands for the sea sight, and some of the most famous beaches are the Governor’s Beach, near Cockburn, a top location for snorkeling, The East Side Beach and the Cruise Center Beach. For those who want to visit the surroundings easier, berth booking is the solution. There are plenty available options to book ahead at MarinaReservation.com.
With their charming atmosphere and terrific sights, the Turks Islands are a perfect place to unwind and reconnect with nature.
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