Caicos Islands.The fan of islands that form the main landmass of this nation are the Caicos Islands. West Caicos, Providenciales (the main tourist gateway), North Caicos, Middle Caicos, East Caicos, and South Caicos, plus numerous other tiny islands both inhabited and deserted.
Caicos Conch Farm. Explore the only conch farm in the world, yes where Caribbean Queen conchs are raised from veliger to adult. Here you can watch how the process is done, enjoy a show with the two trained and very friendly conchs, see conch pearls and even purchase fresh conch for a fabulous conch salad.
It was not too long ago that Providenciales, or Provo as it is known locally, was a sleepy little corner of the Caribbean. But unlike the rest of the islands in the T&C, the secret is out. Everywhere you look there is a new hotel sprouting from the ground and the promise of more to come.
Provo is home to Grace Bay Beach, one of the best beaches in the country – the whiter than white sand draws visitors from around the globe. Despite the explosive growth there is an unhurried feel to Provo – people walk slow, talk slow and sail through life at a relaxed pace.
The Turks group comprises Grand Turk and its smaller southern neighbor, Salt Cay, in addition to several tiny cays.
Turks an Caicos National Museum. Grand Turk is home to the countrys only National Museum, located in one of the oldest stone buildings on the islands, Guinep House, which chronicles the countrys life as well as the legend of the Molasses Reef wreck, the oldest European shipwreck to be discovered in the Western Hemisphere. The Museum also houses the only dedicated gallery to the Lucayans in the world. The Lucayans were the original inhabitants of the islands from 700 AD and completely disappeared by 1520.