SPLIT ROCK AND PIRATES COVE TOUR takes you back 200 years to a time when this area was a haven for pirates! Your adventure kicks off as you enter the turquoise water of the Caicos Banks. Your first stop is Iguana Bay Island. The pristine island is home to native Turks and Caicos rock iguanas. Next, you will venture to Split Rock, a natural marvel offering breath taking views. Local legend suggests that this area was once a haven for pirates, who used the caves at Pirates Cove to hide their treasures. Continuing to Emerald Cay, a private island that represents luxury in the Turks and Caicos. As you leave Emerald Cay, you’ll arrive at Taylor Bay and Sapodilla Bay. Known for their Pristine Beaches. You’ll want to bring a camera!
Pirates Cove is a scenic area at the southwest point of Providenciales. This coastal setting offers several interesting features, including a small peninsula with sea cliffs, a small open-faced cave, and about a mile of secluded beach.
Meet Guide at Pavilion in Marina
Travel through the Turquoise waters from South Side marina to Iguana Bay Island
Bay Cay is fun to explore. There’s a small and sheltered beach, cliffs, iguanas, and an interesting ambiance. Bay Cay supports a large population of iguanas, and is a great place to watch and photograph the endangered species, as the iguanas on the cay are very approachable. Small nurse sharks and stingrays can also be seen in the shallows off the north side of the cay. The water on is shallow and is the perfect spot for pictures!
Leaving Iguana Bay Cay and traveling to Split Rock & Pirates Cove in the Turquoise waters of the Caicos Banks.
Pirates Cove is a scenic area at the southwest point of Providenciales. This coastal setting offers several interesting features, including a small peninsula with sea cliffs, a small open-faced cave, and about a mile (1.6 km) of secluded beach. The West Harbour Bluff area is one of the more remote sections of Providenciales. The view from the top of the peninsula is quite impressive. To the north, the beaches and shallows of the Frenchman’s Creek Nature Reserve can be seen. To the southwest, you can see West Caicos. If you’re lucky, you may spot a shark in the water below, or find one of the 200-year-old inscriptions left in the rock by past shipwrecked sailors. The West Harbour Bluff area provides a secluded beach with amazing turquoise water. The water and pristine beach make it a perfect location for pictures!
Emerald Cay, located at Silly Creek and Chalk Sound on the island of Providenciales, is one of the finest rental properties in the Turks and Caicos. The luxury villa is located on its own 2-acre (0.8 hectare) private island, which is isolated from the mainland of Providenciales by a rotating bridge.
Sapodilla Bay Beach and Taylor Bay Beach is found off the south coast of Providenciales near Chalk Sound. This beautiful 900-foot-long (275 m) stretch of sheltered beach has shallow water that is clear and calm. Sapodilla Bay offers an interesting setting. There are luxury vacation villas on the beach and surrounding coastal cliffs, private yachts that anchor in the bay, and the nearby wonders of the Chalk Sound area. The ocean water temperature in the Turks and Caicos is always great, yet the sheltered coast of Sapodilla Bay and Taylor Bay tend to have even warmer water due to localized heating by the sun. The shallow warm water makes a great location to relax. Sapodilla Beach and Taylor Bay Beaches are a perfect backdrop for pics, videos, and making memories!
Jetting from Sapodilla Bay to South Side Marina in the beautiful shallow waters of the Caicos Banks.
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