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1. Grace Bay Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7,222 reviews
A perennial Travelers' Choice Beaches winner, Grace Bay is famous for its long stretch of soft white sand and beautiful blue water.
Reviewed By tomsF8694QX
Crystal clear beautiful water and beach Love the reef at Coral Gardens condos Can snorkel equipment rent at the national park Numerous hawksbill turtles and nice reef with abundant coral and fish Some rays - like giant eagle ray - very safe - no sig current
2. Cedar Point Beach
3. Mudjin Harbor
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 307 reviews
Reviewed By GreggMS - Grand Rapids, United States
This is the top attraction in Middle Caicos. Beautiful water colors and stunning views as your climb up on the rocks. Very windy though so hand on to your hats!
4. Half Moon Bay
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 230 reviews
Luxury beach
Reviewed By Karpk503 - London, United Kingdom
Worth a visit while in Provo. I got there via a boat drop-off that included a guided tour of the Iguana Island. Make sure to go through the vegetation and through to a pristine little beach adjacent to Half Moon Bay beach on Little Water Cay. The actual Half Moon Bay beach is pristine yet there's quite a bit of boat traffic going through and lots of people getting on and off boats. There's no on-foot access to the beach from Leeward, you have to arrive by boat. Caribbean Cruisin' has affordable options to get to the beach. They're located near the TCI ferry in the easternmost Leeward.
5. Bonefish Point
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By RescuedVegan - Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
Forgot to review Bonefish Point from vacay last February (coming back this Feb and will deffo visit again!). We set off with our map to find a beach which was quiet, and took our cool bag full of everything we would need. This is a must. Seriously, it's a schlep for sure but so worth it if no one else arrives for the day! The drive up in our economy vehicle =interesting!! We didn't think the track was ever going to end, but once we saw the clearing, we parked up and walked about 20 yards and plonked our gear down. We had our doughnuts and a lilo and just lay in the sea bobbing along, for most of the day! The water is calm, and you don't get dragged away by the tide. We didn't hike over to the carvings, we walked along the top of the rocks and saw conch shells etc. all interesting stuff. If you like to be 'off the beaten track'..this is for you. We loved the quiet.... ate our sandwiches and had a bottle of pop! Definitely spend a day gathering your thoughts here... even if others turn up, they give you a wide berth and go to find their own 'piece of tranquil'... or maybe that's just us they gave the wide berth to!? LOL...
6. Pumpkin Bluff Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By 549dianeq - D'Iberville, United States
7 of us stayed at Grace on the Bay in North Caicos. This is not Provo so be prepared to commune with nature! No street signs (well one or two) no street lights no shopping malls and just a few local restaurants so get everything you need on Provo before boarding the ferry. Also last ferry to this paradise is 4:30. So don't plan on traveling into Provo for dinner :). We were the only people on the beach! The water was crystal clear and calm safe for children. The villa was gorgeous with an infinity pool right on the back deck. We woke every morning to a postcard views. Perfect place to get away from the maddening crowd. Be warned the side roads are not maintained to traveling to this villa or the three Marys can be an adventure in avoiding pot holes. Plenty of room in the villa if you want to hire a chef to take along with you as we did. We hired Chefrick....Kenrick Penn. He was delightful and an excellent chef! The peace I found there will live forever in my heart. Safe travels!
7. Long Beach
8. Long Cay
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By BMWRN - Winston Salem, United States
We went to this island on a snorkeling/starfish excursion. We fed the iguanas pieces of fruit. When we docked the boat on the beach they were coming to the beach waiting for you to feed them. The views off this island has made some awesome pictures.
9. SunRay Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 378 reviews
Warm, calm and clear waters make this a perfect beach for swimming, snorkeling and scuba diving.
Reviewed By susan1953528791 - Oldham, United Kingdom
We have just been on the P&O Azura. and this was one of the best stops on our cruise. Sun Ray beach is located just at the end of the ships pier. The cruise centre has a number of sunbeds and parasols on the beach closest to the pier, these are free. However, these soon go and the day we were there another two cruise ships also arrived-so busy! We paid 25 dollars for two sunbeds and an umbrella, drinks were usual price -five beers for 20 dollars. Horse riding along the beach and even in the shallow sea water was available for 20 dollars. The beach is beautiful with shallow clear water just about all you could expect from the Caribbean, ideal for a swim or snorkeling. The cruise centre itself is rather small, the astronaut John Glenn splashed down nearby and has a commemoration statue and information within the centre . When we were there it was a lovely, sunny day however, if it was a dull or wet day I don't know what else would be available as the island itself is only small. Lovely beach, super sea and great people.
10. Gibbs Cay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 365 reviews
Uninhabited island with some of the most beautiful beaches and the best diving sites the islands have to offer.
Reviewed By W367QYstephanies - Richmond, United States
Fun day with Captain Meat and Pablo. Even with the curfew looming (5p), we were able to swim several times, eat fresh conch ceviche, hike the trail, and the adult beverages (along with sodas/water) were plenty for our group of 5 and we made it back to the resort with time to spare. A deserted island is what we needed before heading back to the States.
