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Restaurants & cafés
Coco Bistro Long-running garden restaurant in central Grace Bay — tables scattered under coconut palms strung with lights, modern Caribbean menu, the island's most-booked nicer dinner.
Da Conch Shack Open-air beachfront conch shack in Blue Hills — fresh conch fritters, conch salad mixed at the bar, lobster in season. The country's defining casual seafood lunch.
Trails & outdoors
Grace Bay Beach Walk Walk the full 12 miles of Grace Bay or any 2-mile section — white sand, gentle shallows, hotels and beach bars spaced along the way. Two to four hours depending on ambition.
Chalk Sound Drive Walk Drive Chalk Sound Drive with multiple stops at lay-bys for short walks down to the lagoon edge — about 5km of road, multiple viewpoints, paddleable from the south end.
Things to do
Thursday Fish Fry at Bight Park Weekly Thursday-night family-friendly street party at Bight Park — local food stalls, live music, dance, an outdoor cinema for kids. The country's defining weekly cultural event.
Catamaran Cruise to Iguana Island Half-day or full-day catamaran cruises with stops at uninhabited Little Water Cay (Iguana Island), Half Moon Bay and snorkel reefs — rum punch, lunch, the lazy-day default.
Landmarks & sights
Grace Bay Beach Twelve-mile uninterrupted stretch of white powder sand and turquoise water on Provo's north shore, regularly ranked among the world's best beaches. The island's reason to exist.
Chalk Sound National Park Three-mile-long shallow lagoon on the island's south coast, an electric turquoise dotted with tiny rocky islets. The single most-photographed view in Turks and Caicos.