Island FactsActivitiesDiving

White sand beaches, unpolluted and uncrowded waters offer a paradise for swimming, snorkeling and beach combing.
Inside the reef that surrounds our island you will find calm crystal waters that abounds in marine life.
When it comes to fishing, our islands are unsurpassed. Virtually all water game species abound. There are bonefish by thousands, snapper and grouper.
If you are really lazy, you can just wade out and pluck your own lobster or conch!
Scuba diving, snokeling, fishing, private excursions and eco-tours can be arranged through Beach Cruiser, the only dive/snorkel operation on North Caicos.
Much of the underwater world of North Caicos' north shore coast remains unexplored.
There are huge coral hills 30 to 40 feet high, separated by tiny canyons and overgrown with soft corals, within one-half to one mile offshore.
We also have a fresh water pool surrounded by a wooden deck, a very comfortable place for relaxation in the sun.
You may enjoy a stroll along our tree shaded walkways where you can learn about over 50 types of indigenous plants on a self guided tour. Be sure to ask for the guide sheet on the botanical descriptions.
Ruins of old plantations; mysterious caverns where guano was mined as fertilizer; rare tropical bird life and prehistoric iguanas can be found in many of the sanctuaries and reserves.
There are also a huge number of migrating whales approximately 2000 feet offshore in the month of March.
Flocks of pink flamingos are often observed from our beach. There is a constant presence of pelicans and ospreys. At times a playful dolphin may join you in the calm surf.
A short boat ride will take you to Fort George Cay where you can observe submerged cannons over mounds of coral stone blocks. This is also a fabulous location for finding sea shells.
You can visit the Kew Farm, full of native exotic fruit trees or take a stroll along the nature trail.