Introducing North Caicos
There was a time a century ago when bountiful North Caicos, with its lush farmland and bustling towns, was the center of action in the island chain. But those times have long since passed. These days there are only stone ruins and a few small towns to show for these early expansions. But don’t despair; there remains a pristine tropical isle that is a joy to visit.
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There are a few tiny settlements, more groups of dwellings than towns – but that is where the charm lies. There is a distinctive lost-world feel to this island. As you wander along the empty roads, shell-strewn beaches and green interior you have the feeling that you’ve discovered something new, something that not many people are lucky enough to see. And isn’t that the whole point?
Last updated: Sep 25, 2008
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RE: things to do...go to Salt Cay?
by CaribDesi 17 January 2012
We've visited Middle Caicos several times, and Salt Cay once. Never had the opportunity to overnight there, but both are well worth the…
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RE: Diving on North Caicos
by CaribDesi 07 January 2012
My son completed his open water certification this past summer with Caicos Adventures. He dove off the coast of West Caicos (departing…
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RE: Diving on North Caicos
by valturkscaicos 07 January 2012
If you did decide to dive in Provo, some good options to choose would be www.diveprovo.com www.bigblue.tc and www.caicosadventures.com…
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