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Sundial Villas Middle Caicos
Middle Caicos, Turks and Caicos Islands, BWI
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HOTEL DESCRIPTION
A ten minute ride from the airport brings you to the Sundial property. Young Queen Palms lead to the single level, pink duplex villa comprising two bedrooms, family room, kitchen, bathroom and two covered verandahs, one screened. The street side verandah overlooks native scrub palms and in the distance the roof tops of Bambarra village can be seen. The verandah also covers an 18,000 gallon cistern of fresh rain water used by the Villa. |
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ACCOMMODATION
A radio, cassette/CD player and VCR are available for your entertainment as are a selection of music tapes CD's and videos. Vacationers are encouraged to bring music of their own taste. The couch can be pulled out into a bed. The two sea side bedrooms each have a queen side bed and there are two cots that can be used in the screen room. Bordering the living room is the kitchen. It has all the essentials: electric stove, refrigerator/freezer, microwave, small appliances, bread machine, cooking and baking utensils as well as a provision of dried herbs and spices .
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HOTEL FACILITIES AND AMENITIES
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GARDEN
The beach side verandah is a wonderful place to retreat from the sun and let the day slip by. Geckos (small lizards) reside there and appear looking for crumbs at mealtime. There is a full sized barbecue right off the deck.
The seaside verandah looks out over a garden of bougainvillea, hibiscus, several species of palms, cactus, bul de bar, Moses-in-a-boat and sandy paths leading to the beach.
BEACH
Walking down the path from the house leads to the beach hut with its magnificent view over the ocean. It is a wonderful place from which to retreat from the sun and sip a cool drink.
WATERS
There are a great many activities to do both in and on the water. This includes world class snorkeling and scuba diving.
CAVE
The undergroud caves are the largest in the Caribbean and can be visited daily by guide. Pirates are thought to have hidden their bounty in these caves.
Separate are the Indian caves which are above ground and can be easily visited on ones own.
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