North Caicos and Middle Caicos are the only two islands in the Turks and Caicos Islands connected via a causeway, and thus function more like a single island.
These are the two largest islands in the country, but have a combined
population of only around 2,500.
North Caicos features Wade's Green Plantation ruins, which was the most
extensive plantation in the country. Middle Caicos is home to Conch Bar
Caves, the largest cave system in the entire Turks and Caicos
and Bahamas archipelago.
Both islands feature excellent beaches, but there are limited activities and
accommodation compared to
Providenciales. Whether you decide to spend your entire vacation at one of
North or Middle Caicos' guest houses, or simply make a day trip from Providenciales,
these two islands are definitely worth seeing.
From the history of the country to power sockets, where're we're located, and our 10 reasons to visit.
History
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North and Middle Caicos have fewer 'attractions' than other islands, but
have most of the ares of natural interest in the country.
Crossing Place Trail
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Wade's Green
There are few accommodation choices available on North and Middle
Caicos. Most hotels are located directly on or very near to the beach,
but some are a bit further away.
Car rental and driving information, scooter recommendations, and tips on getting around the island are all here.
Get a directory listing of all local businesses here, including phone numbers and web addresses.
Maps of
North and Middle Caicos, along with
printable versions are available here. Includes areas of interest.
From local conch dishes to popular international cuisines, find out the
best places to eat here.
Local Cuisine
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Shopping choices are limited on
North and Middle Caicos, but find out where the best shops are located
here.
Providenciales is the most developed island in the Turks and Caicos
Islands, but there are several others worth visiting on a day trip.
Providenciales
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