Hidden islands in the caribbean5/9/2023 Here’s what to do while you're there.Ĭatching the ferry to the island of Provo (where the international airport is located) from the TCI dock in North Caicos is an experience in itself. The Turks & Caicos islands are for those looking to enjoy the fine white sand and take part in water adventures in a barely-touched Caribbean world. Despite the modernity, getting into the local way of life is still quite easy, where you can have a freshly cracked conch at a small shack, explore the pristine reefs by snorkel or dive, and strike up a conversation with locals while boating or kayaking. On the main island, Providenciales (Provo), you’ll find the most developments, high end shopping, and luxury properties. ![]() Both idyllic and sleepy, here you can pay a visit to some of the island’s hidden beaches and mangrove wetlands. ![]() If you’ve ever wanted to have an entire beach to yourself, where your sandy footprints are the only ones as far as the eye can see, Middle Caicos is your place. Out of the nine inhabited islands of the Turks & Caicos, Middle Caicos is the one to visit if you’re looking to experience the least developed and least inhabited island. The intricate and colorful underwater landscape makes for awe-inspiring snorkeling and diving opportunities. That's also partly why you'll find the world’s third largest barrier reef here. Most of the islands are framed by white limestone, and there’s no murky runoff from volcanoes, mountains, or rivers, so the oceans keep their brilliant blues. There’s no seawater quite like Turks water. Once your flight descends over the Turks & Caicos islands, the first thing you’ll notice is the brilliant, blue Gatorade-colored water that encircles the land masses.
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