Explore 100 square miles of tropical terrain on North & Middle Caicos. From Bellefield Landing to Wild Cow Run, there’s much to discover.

Cottage Pond

Hidden among a thicket of trees and encircled with ferns on North Caicos, this blue hole (a natural marine sinkhole) has an impressive depth of 250 feet and is home to a variety of waterbirds.

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Horsestable Beach

Known for its welcoming rainbow-hued gazebos, stop here for a walk around the shady Casuarina gardens. On the beach, you’ll find a dock that offers stunning views of the open ocean beyond.

Indian Cave

Sunlight filters into this spacious cave through its numerous skylights, creating a dreamlike scene. The roots of tall ficus trees emerge from the openings, adding to the magic of this natural wonder.

Three Mary Cays

Peaceful and picturesque, Three Mary Cays are named for three rock formations off the coast of North Caicos. This well-hidden spot makes for perfect picnic views and snorkeling adventures.

Mudjin Harbor

The dramatic views of Mudjin Harbor make this spot a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Explore beaches, caves and rugged cliff sides, and take in the view while you have lunch at Mudjin Bar & Grill.

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Conch Bar Caves

The largest above-ground cave in the Bahama archipelago, this vast cave system was formed over millions of years. Look for rock carvings dating back to the 1880s. All visitors must have a tour guide.

Wades Green Plantation

Dating back to the 18th century, the ruins of this well-preserved cotton plantation offer visitors a walk through Turks & Caicos history. Tours must be arranged ahead of time with the TC National Trust.

Bambarra Beach

Look for the colorful beach huts that dot the shore — that’s how you’ll know you’ve arrived at Bambarra Beach. With its shallow electric blue waters and plenty of shade, this is the ideal beach for families.

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Wild Cow Run

An hour’s drive from Sandy Point, Wild Cow Run is the last stop on Middle Caicos. A trek to this remote beach requires a vehicle with four-wheel drive — but once you arrive, you’ll see why its worth the trip.