Top Rated Attractions in Medford Lakes

If you are a fisherman or want to try your hand for the first time, consider chartering the Gwendolyn. This is a Hattaras Sportfisher and the most spacious in the entire Provo fleet. The waters of Provo are loaded with game fish and Captain Phil Williams and his crew will guarantee that you catch something on each expedition.

Rates vary and reservations are available for both group and private departures. The vessel is docked at the at the Turtle Cove Marina.

No one is certain if JoJo, the seven-foot bottlenose dolphin has an affinity for people or if it's just our imaginations. Of course, we would like to believe that he loves us, just as we adore him. After 12 years, JoJo is still swimming in the waters off Grace Bay. Playful and quite a showoff, he may interact with you, greet you or follow the wake in your boat. Say hi to JoJo if you have an encounter, but don't 'chase' feed him, as he's still a creature of the wild.

Booking a cruise on the sailing vessel Beluga means you've booked a private charter. Owner and skipper Tim, a seasoned sailor, racer, and adventurer, will take you for half or full day sails on his roomy catamaran. He also arranges marriages onboard and will arrange for a minister to officiate the nuptials. You'll glide toward an uninhabited picture-perfect island for the formalities. Champagne and a gourmet picnic will await you upon your return.

This is an ideal sailboat for a small group of less than eight people. The waters surrounding Provo are breathtaking and the greatest way to take advantage of it is by taking a sail. Here you can book a private boat for a sightseeing cruise, a snorkel, a trip to a nearby or out-island. You can charter Minx for a half-day, or for a more leisurely experience, secure it for the entire day.

It's all about nature in the TCI; something that the residents cherish and protect. This area, off the southeastern coast of Grand Turk is a special reserve. This tiny National Park protects birds and marine life in its thick mangrove swamps. If you arrive by boat there's no landmass to speak of, but from the water you can observe shorebirds and waders who call this area home.

In the same region you'll find the Long Cay Sanctuary, which provides breeding grounds for gulls, iguanas and terns. Here, you'll enjoy a diversion from the islands' common mangroves, thanks to a variety of tropical flora.

Cecil Ingham's Sea Eye Diving offers full reservation services for all the hotels on Grand Turk. They can also assist you with your inter-island flights.

Take advantage of Sea Eye Diving's summer special, including seven night's accommodations, 12 boat dives, a free afternoon dive, a Full American Meal Plan, government bed tax and airport transfers. These packages can include accommodations at the Turk's Head Hotel, Island House, Arawak Inn & Beach Club, Guanahani Beach Resort, Osprey Beach Hotel (The), Salt Raker Inn or the Arches of Grand Turk.