Many beautiful beaches adorn the coast of Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, but I want to explore the rest of the Turks and Caicos beaches in this article. You may soon have to spend some time on these beautiful beaches.
Parrot Cay and Pine Cay
Both Parrot Cay and Pine Cay are private islands with exclusive luxury resorts. Parrot Cay is very expensive and holds most of the celebrities who visit the islands.
However, on Pine Cay, the developers built the first resort ever built on the Turks and Caicos Islands. Here you can visit Sand Dollar Point and build a long stretch in search of the perfect sand dollar. Just offshore sits great shipwreck, to which tourists have easy access. On the eastern side of Pine Cay, you can visit the "Aquarium", a phenomenal place for scuba diving.
North Caicos
Three stunning beaches adorn the northwestern side of North Caicos. You will not see much aquatic life there, but you will find shallow waters for snorkeling, soft, powdered sand for walking on the beach and plenty of shells to collect.
The first of three, Whitby Beach, provides, despite the best place during the day, lazy seclusion on the beach. The only buildings you find here are three small hotels near the beach. Further to the east is the equestrian beach. Many locals hang out on this beach and this is a popular party center on the island. Finally, there is “Pumpkin Bluff Beach”. It not only offers phenomenal scuba diving, but you can also explore the abandoned shipwreck off the coast. Buried treasure, anyone?
Middle Caicos
Middle Caicos offers some of the largest views of the Turks and Caicos Islands. Strong cliffs, sandy surfaces and extensive panoramas of turquoise waters are breathtaking. The two main beaches in Middle Caicos are Mugen and Bambarra harbor. Mugen Harbor Beach offers a breathtaking view of the cliffs. Bambarra Beach is a checkpoint on a historic island called Crossing Place Trail.
East Caicos
Only "relatives" and several adventure travelers visit this island. At the northern tip of the island is an ancient cattle massif, and here you will also find another historic piece of land - seventeen miles of unspoilt beach.
South Caicos
You cannot ask for a much better beach experience than South Caicos. This paradise with pure turquoise waters and magnificent white offers one of the most luxurious holiday destinations in the world. And if you are interested in bone fishing, Belle Sound and Long Bay beaches are the two best places for fishing in Turks and Caicos.
Grand turk
Grand Turk also has its share of beautiful beaches. Governor, White Sands, Flamingo, Fisherman, Little Bluff Point and Karktri beaches are considered the most popular beaches in the Grand Turk.
The house of the old governor, built in 1815, stands on the beach of the governor and, therefore, gives the name of the beach. This very popular beach also has a Caribbean harbor. Little Bluff Point beach is located on the north side of the island. Limestone rock allows visitors to breathe fresh, Caribbean air overlooking the deep blue waters. Not only will you find great seashells on this beach, you can also see mangroves, native birds and other exotic species, all from the top of the cliff.
Salt key
Salt Cay sits just below the Grand Tuck with dazzling beaches along the north coast. On the North Beach, you can spend an endless day in search of unique sea shells and sea glass.
Just seven miles south of Salt Cay - Great Sandy Cay. You can only reach the beach by boat, but after that you can experience the untouched beauty of the Caribbean coast.
If you want a classic Caribbean atmosphere with a few crowds, you will find it on almost all the beaches of Turks and Caicos.
If you are looking for great scuba diving, scuba diving, fishing, shell and searching in a dollar or a shipwreck, you'll also find that almost every beach on the island. Not only will you have lots of exciting activities that you can choose on the beaches of the Turks and Caicos, but you will also understand what should look like on the very shore.
