Cockburn Town Beach — Attraction in Grand Turk

Was here on a Friday afternoon and the beach was deserted. No shops were open and no one was around. The beach was absolutely beautiful. The piers had obviously been damaged by the most recent hurricane but I couldn't resist walking out on the one pier and I was rewarded with a beautiful view. If we had brought a picnic basket it would have been a perfect spot to have a romantic lunch. The water was crystal clear and you can see the amazing colors in the pictures. We just waded in the water for a little while before heading into town to explore. A few shops being open would have been nice, not quite sure where...

The Turks and Caicos Islands, a stunning archipelago nestled in the Caribbean, are renowned for their breathtaking white-sand beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters. This tropical paradise boasts a vibrant marine life, making it a haven for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. The gentle breeze carries the scent of salt and tropical blooms, while the warm sun bathes the islands in a golden glow. With their laid-back charm, these islands invite visitors to relax and unwind amidst lush palm trees and picturesque landscapes, creating an...

Public access to one of many fine beaches along the Western shore. Parking may be difficult to find at times. The waters are clear and contain several coral nodes as well as old coral formations, no longer a living reef. Snorkelling is fair with numerous small fish ad well as areas with little marine life. From shore look close at the color of water offshore where it changes from turquoise to dark blue. This change in color is the s"tart of "The Wall" a 7,000 foot deep trench attracting scuba divers from...