Boca del Diablo to Playa Fronton coastal trail
About 5.5km of coastal footpath through tropical forest from the Boca del Diablo blowhole to Playa Fronton, roughly two hours each way, ending at a beach walled in by a limestone cliff.
About 5.5km of coastal footpath through tropical forest from the Boca del Diablo blowhole to Playa Fronton, roughly two hours each way, ending at a beach walled in by a limestone cliff.
A cocoa cooperative founded in 2008 and run by thirty local women, growing, fermenting, processing and bar making organic cacao. Factory visits run with at least two days’ notice.
The waterfall canyon jump and swim circuit, done in a 7, 12 or 27 waterfall version, guided throughout.
The historic walking route that linked Middle and North Caicos before motorboats, restored in the late 1990s by local volunteers with the National Trust and signposted, along limestone cliffs and beac
The only established hiking trail on Providenciales, 1.3km to the point, through drought adapted coastal scrub and out into interior wetlands with views over the Caicos Banks.
A shallow turquoise lagoon studded with hundreds of small rocky islets, reached along Chalk Sound Drive, for walking, birdwatching and paddling.
A coastal bluff with a small cave, centuries old rock carvings and the Split Rock walk, continuing roughly two miles east toward Frenchman’s Creek Nature Reserve.
A complex of natural saline ponds and flooded former sand quarry pits, drawing ducks, grebes, cormorants, pelicans and breeding and migratory shorebirds, with songbirds in the surrounding scrub.
A small exhibit on the indigenous wildlife, flora and ecosystems of the islands, opposite the Children’s Park.
The world’s first jaguar preserve, declared in 1986, with walking trails, waterfalls and river swimming across 128,000 acres.