This spot promises some spectacular views. But first things first. Some cocktails.

Since Mother Nature provided the green and blue, I threw in some red (Bloody Mary).

But for this causeway, we would have never made it to the Middle Caicos (which would have been a shame… wait for future posts on that). This was built for the first time with European funding literally after I even moved to Atlanta. It got battered not by one but by two hurricanes (Hanna and Ike). It has been rebuilt. There was a portion we had to drive thru where construction was still going on.

… assuming there won’t be much teal color around…

Beautiful sand, perfect waters and not another human being. The seaweed was an eye sore, though!

Reminded us so much of Coco di Mama Beach, The sand you see on the other side is Parrot Cay. You can pretty much walk on the sandbars (and maybe swim in spurts of ten yards) and reach the private island. Some of Hollywood’s who’s who own properties there or stays there often.

Needless to say, we stayed on this side of the sandbars.

Beautiful azure waters, one long straight road with vegetation on either side growing on hard rock!

Off to yet another bright colored compact car with the steering wheel and driving on the “other” side!!

Off to explore North Caicos and Middle Caicos

Great sand, great waters. Coral Gardens Reef right on the beach. Still no snorkeling gear 🙁

Another riot of blue colors.

We wanted to try some snorkeling but it was a very private beach. There was nobody renting out or selling snorkeling gear.