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The Best Restaurants off of Taylor Bay Beach

Taylor Bay Beach in Providenciales is famous for what it lacks: no crowds along water so shallow you can wade out a hundred feet and still stand knee-deep. The best tables near Taylor Bay Beach hide in fishing villages and along quiet lagoon roads. That suits an Elite Destination Homes stay perfectly. From a luxury beach house in the Chalk Sound area, each of these restaurants is an easy drive, and our concierge team can reserve your table, arrange a driver, or bring in a private chef when you would rather dine at the villa. Here is where to eat well near the quietest beach on the island. Where to Eat Near Taylor Bay Beach Las Brisas  The closest sit-down restaurant to Taylor Bay Beach waits just minutes away on Chalk Sound Road, perched above the impossibly turquoise lagoon of Chalk Sound National Park. Las Brisas serves a menu of tapas and Caribbean and Cuban dishes, and the view alone justifies the visit. Come for a late lunch after a morning in the shallows, or ask the concierge to book a sunset table on the deck. Da Conch Shack No Providenciales restaurants list is complete without Da Conch Shack, the [...]

Stunning Natural Attractions You Can Only See on the Turks and Caicos Islands

The widest blue hole on Earth, one of the region's largest cave systems, and a lizard found nowhere else all lie within a short boat ride of each other. Beyond Grace Bay's soft sand wait the natural attractions Turks and Caicos is best known for: limestone caverns, glassy lagoons, and secluded cays few reach. A stay with Elite Destination Homes makes reaching them effortless. Our luxury Caribbean villa rentals come with a concierge team that arranges the private charters, guided excursions, and transfers each site calls for, from airport pickup to a private chef. Here are five natural attractions worth planning a trip around. The Best Natural Attractions Turks and Caicos Has to Offer Middle Caicos Ocean Hole  Of all the attractions Turks and Caicos hides from the crowds, none feels more remote than the Middle Caicos Ocean Hole. Nearly 2,000 feet across and 250 feet deep, it is likely the widest blue hole on the planet. Far out in the shallow Caicos Banks, it is reachable only by private charter. Conch Bar Caves  Nearby, the Conch Bar Caves are the largest dry cave system in the Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos chain. Their passages wind for miles into cathedral-like [...]