North Caicos

Often referred to as “The Garden Island”, North Caicos can be reached easily by boat from Providenciales.  A trip to North Caicos is a perfect day excursion for those looking for adventure. Made up of four settlements, Whitby, Bottle Creek, Kew and Sandy Point, it is a slow-paced and idyll lifestyle for the 700 or so full-time residents.

Characterized by lush flora, the island boasts unique native fruits such as sugar apples, guineps and sapodillas. Enjoying the highest rainfall of all the islands in the Turks and Caicos, on North Caicos you can explore freshwater ponds, plantation ruins, inter-tidal wetlands or observe the spectacular flamingo populations. The island measures 45 square miles and features secluded beaches and a rugged shoreline along the northern coast.  Overgrown ruins of the cotton and sisal plantations exist today.  The most interesting plantation site is Wade’s Plantation.  The site is managed by the Turks & Caicos National Trust and tours are available to the public.  Many buildings are still intact – The Great House, its kitchen, an overseer’s house and several living quarters along with storage buildings.

Upscale developments, with paved roads and underground utilities are found in Sandy Point, Pumpkin Bluff and Seaside Estates.

Bellefield Landing is where those traveling by boat from Providenciales arrive.  The Vacation Rental market is alive and well with many beach and in-land homes available for short term rental. 

Pumpkin Bluff Beachfront Land $849,000 – Michelle Swann 649 231 4429;
Multi-Unit Power of Sale Complex $408,000 – Mary Jimenez 649 332 5799;
Seaside In-Land Residential Lot $119,000 – Graham Canham 649 231 4790;
Pumpkin Bluff In-Land Residential Lot $118,000 – Graham Canham 649 231 4790.

Many visitors have fallen in love with North Caicos.  If you would like more information on property for sale, please contact us at reception@coldwellbankertci.com.