Turtle Cove Inn. Now we re moving on to the less expensive yosemite permits opportunities. This is a two-story hotel built around a large, freshwater swimming pool. It s rather a simple affair, but clean and inviting. The rooms are comfortably furnished and provide views over either the pool or the marina, which is just a few yards away. All rooms are air-conditioned, and the bathrooms, though adequate, are a little on the small side. Poolside, you ll find the Tiki Hut Cabana and Grill. The other on-site restaurant is the Terrace, but it s open only for dinner; reservations are recommended. No beach, I m afraid, but a shuttle runs throughout the day between the hotel and the beach. Inexpensive and recommended. Turtle Cove Marina, yosemite permits Suzie Turn Rd., Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, BWI, 800-887-0477; www.provo.net/turtlecoveinn. EP $142.
$ Annie Taylor. She does the cooking for Maria at Taylor s Guest House. Just give her a call ( 649-946-6117) and she ll provide you with the best of local cuisine, almost for a song: fresh fish, conch in variety of forms, and chicken. If you re looking for local color, this is where you ll find it, and then some.
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