If you're interested in a real island get away, you can't do better than Middle Caicos. The island only has 200 full time inhabitants, no big chain hotels, no scene, no night life. It's the exact opposite of New York City. It does have some of the best snorkeling I've ever experienced (I even saw a juvenile Lemon Shark on... more

This is a long overdue review of this wonderful little resort. We had the pleasure of spending ten days there during the 2007 Christmas break, and it was a thoroughly relaxing and enjoyable experience. Blue Horizon is not one of those behemoth generic resorts that you can find all over the Caribbean, far from it! It simply consists in seven... more

We spent 8 days in total peace in a beautiful location. Mike and Mikki were the perfect hosts making our stay worry and stress free. Thye even allowed us to adopt "Smiley" their dog! We highly recommend Blue Horizon if you want to get away from tv, telephone, and internet and only hear the ocean waves! We definitely want to... more

We only had a week but it was so restful that it felt like a month. No phones, tv, internet....just the sound of wind and waves. Our accommodation was clean, bright and modern and we slept like logs with the doors open - the front of the cottage faces the ocean with glass sliders that lead to a screened porch.... more

We stayed a week at the Blue Horizon August '02. You fly into Provo ( the most developed ot the Turks and Caicos Islands) and take a 12 minute flight on a 6-8 seater to Middle Caicos. The commuter flight cost $90/person round-trip but is well worth it and the scenery is spectacular. You will save that much and more... more