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Every well-equipped vacationer knows that the ultimate first step to a mind-blowing getaway is to know the basics and the vital information about the place intended to be visited landmarks, accommodations and things to do there. The Caribbean is blessed with plenty of heavenly vacation destinations, but the gorgeous Dominican Republic is simply one of the best places to be, because of its pristine sandy beaches and a whole lot more. Also, the country abounds in other breathtaking tourist destination spots and adventures that will make your Dominican Republic vacations simply the best. For instance, the Catedral Primada de America and the Zona Colonial are just two of the most-frequented attraction spots. The former is famous for a number of astounding buildings that date back to as early as the 16th century, while the latter is famous for being the most significant monument in the entire Santo Domingo City. Another must-visit in the country is the Los Tres Ojos, a confirmed tourist spot in 1970, and which is a cave with four lakes within it. You can start planning your Dominican Republic vacations as you now have ideas on some of the fantastic tourist attractions within the area. Read the rest of this entry »

Spend a day on stunning Grace Bay Beach in the Turks and Caicos Islands, and one thing becomes crystal clear. On Grace Bay, the brighter the sunshine, the more vibrant the ocean color.

Witnessing Grace Bay’s 12-mile marriage of powdery white sand and turquoise water is a reflection one won’t soon forget. For guests at the Regent Grand Resort and Spa, there is no better view of this all-natural spectacle than from the sweeping balcony of your luxury suite.

In 2007, the Regent Grand opened to lofty reviews on Grace Bay’s most desired piece of real estate. The Regent Grand is located on the equivalent of the Grace Bay Beach 50-yard line. Convenience is the gold standard for guests staying in a Regent oceanfront suite. All guests are within walking distance of the classy Regent Village shopping area, Providenciale’s only 18-hole golf course, and the culinary bounty of Provo’s restaurant row. Read the rest of this entry »