Megan & Greg
Things To Do
Caicos Adventures
Bicycle, SUP board and Kayak Rentals 649-946-7425 NorthCaicosAdventure@tciway.tc
Big Blue Unlimited
Kayak Rentals, ECO tours etc. 649-946-5034 http://www.BigBlueUnlimited.com
Great Bonefishing Company
(649) 244 2713 www.Greatbonefishing.com
Ocean Hole
With nearly twice the diameter of the Great Blue Hole of Belize and three times the diameter of Dean’s Blue Hole in the Bahamas, the Middle Caicos Ocean Hole is likely the widest blue hole in the world.
Conch Bar Caves
Middle Caicos Conch Bar Caves on Middle Caicos is the largest non-submerged cave system in the Bahamas-Turks and Caicos island chain and is a Turks and Caicos national park.
Crossing Place Trail
Crossing Place Trail is a historical path that used to connect the communities on Middle Caicos and North Caicos. The trail offers spectacular views of the Mudjin Harbour and Norbellis Coves coastline.
Indian Cave
A must-see, the cave is found close to the main road in Middle Caicos. No entrance fee.
Mudjin Harbour
The main attraction on North and Middle Caicos - highly recommended! Be sure to explore the small cave that’s found down the stone path to the west from the overlook.
Cottage Pond
Found close off of Sandy Point Road in North Caicos, Cottage Pond is a 150 foot (45m) diameter and 250 foot (76m) deep naturally-formed submerged sinkhole. The feature is technically referred to as a blue hole, and the geological action that created it is called the Karst process.
Bottle Creek
Bottle Creek Lagoon is a shallow and sheltered marine body of water near North Caicos, and one of the most scenic locations in the Turks and Caicos. This five square mile lagoon is located between the north-eastern coast of North Caicos and the East Bay Islands National Park. The lagoon connects the Caicos Banks to the south via the 5-mile long Bottle Creek Mouth channel, and to the ocean to the north by several small channels between the cays. The majority of Bottle Creek is quite shallow with a sandy and silty bottom, allowing only for kayaks, paddleboards, and small power vessels with shallow draft.
Three Mary Cays
**CAN BE SEEN FROM THE WEDDING VILLA. Three limestone ironshore rocks found close off the north coast of North Caicos. The general area is quite scenic and uninhabited, making it a popular spot to visit for day trips, picnics and beach-combing. Top accessible spot for snorkeling on the island. Small amounts of coral, colorful reef fish and the occasional stingray can be seen.
Flamingo Pond Overlook
Just a mile down the road towards Bottle Creek you can often see large gatherings of Pink Flamingos, the National bird.