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This historic site is a opening into the past of the Caicos Islands. Located near the downtown area, Cheshire Hall offers the best-conserved plantation era ruins on Providenciales. Built by Loyalist planter Thomas Stubbs in the late 1700s, this site produced cotton and sisal for export.

Sapodilla Bay Beach and Chalk Sound, this historical site still bears inscriptions from travelers and shipwrecked sailors from time past. There’s not much left of the centuries-old rock carvings, but the views from this point are spectacular and are definitely worth the hike.

Located in Five Cays beside the Fresh Fish Market- daily fresh and locally caught is the standard on our menu. With the best local food on island, amazing drinks and a true island vibe like no other...Omar's Beach Hut is the place to be! Come on down and join us for the real Turks and Caicos experience.

Located on eastern coast of Providenciales, Heaving Down Rock Marina, (also known as Walkin Marina) functions a departing port for small passenger ferries, and as a home for both tour boats and private vessels.

A coastline of interspersed limestone cliffs and isolated beaches edges this region. Although typically sheltered, many of these beaches lack the expanses of white sand found at many other beaches on Providenciales, and the ocean floor tends to support lush seagrass, which isn’t optimal for general swimming.

The Saltmills Plaza is a retail and specialized compound in the core of the Grace Bay tourism area. Numerous art colonnades, restaurants, gift shops, apparel stores and offices are found here, along with a branch of First Caribbean Bank, and a Royal Turks and Caicos Police station.

The Hole is a naturally-formed limestone sinkhole located in the Long Bay Hills area of Providenciales. This feature has a diameter of roughly 50 feet (15m), and a depth of about 60 feet (18m) to the brackish water below.
The depth continues below the water surface for around 25 feet.

Provo’s newest and most popular tour is a visit to the Turk’s Head Brewery, where you get to sample the locally crafted brew, and learn how we make the best beer in TCI! We're open to visitors five days a week and tours are available three times a day. After the tour, hang out at the custom made barroom with a retail shop all in one!

In “Thunderball” Sean Connery fights his way through a crowd of Junkanoo revellers and Pierce Brosnan, chased by Woody Harrelson, is surrounded by colourful Junkanoo performers in the movie “After the Sunset”. While you might not be seen yourself on the big screen, you’ll still get the opportunity to learn all there is to know about being a Junkanoo performer at the Turks and Caicos Junkanoo Museum which is now open to the public.

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