The Dessert Engineer

Kona Kai Resort in Key Largo is more than just a place to get a good night’s rest.  It is worthy of being a vacation destination in itself, because when you arrive at this gorgeous waterfront property you’ll feel as if you’ve been transported to a faraway tropical paradise.  After all, how many other times can you … Continue reading →

As a world-class metropolis, Atlanta has its fair share of popular tourist attractions.  Most people who have been to the host city of the 1996 Summer Olympic Games flocked to its famous Georgia Aquarium, CNN Center, and World of Coca-Cola.  But there’s a lot more to discover around Georgia’s capital city thanks to constant growth, … Continue reading →

Little Water Cay was only a five-minute boat ride from the eastern end of Providenciales (Provo), but they felt worlds away from each other.  While Provo is the most populated and developed island in Turks and Caicos, Little Water Cay is a nature reserve that is home to the nation’s indigenous rock iguanas.   Hence, the … Continue reading →

During our visits to Providenciales (Provo), Turks and Caicos, the locals often asked me, “Have you been to North and Middle Caicos?”  I always said, “No, but hopefully soon.”  They would describe how amazing the landscape is on those two islands, and that it will be such a different experience than Provo, which is the most … Continue reading →

A few months ago Johnny and I had the good fortune of being selected as winners of a contest run by Turks & Caicos Vacation Planning.  We received a 7-night stay at the Le Vele Resort on Grace Bay Beach in Providenciales (Provo).  We couldn’t be more excited to leave behind Atlanta’s frigid weather and exchange it … Continue reading →