Start your trip by visiting the world-famous Grace Bay Beach. Stroll along the stunning white sands and crystal clear turquoise water to relax and sunbathe. Enjoy various free water activities such as snorkeling, beach volleyball, and paddleboarding.
Take a historical trip to visit the Cheshire Hall Plantation, an 18th-century plantation site which was home to hundreds of African slaves. Explore two restored houses featuring interactive educational exhibits and a cotton coop. You can also see the ruins of a few other buildings on the site.
Discover the unique ancient rock carvings located at Sapodilla Bay Hill's limestone cliffs. These carvings depict ships, animals, and people thought to have been created by sailors, pirates or indigenous people. You can enjoy beautiful scenery while taking photos or having a picnic.
Experience a natural phenomenon by visiting The Hole, a limestone sinkhole. The Hole is 60 feet deep, and turquoise water fills this perfectly circular natural pool. Swim, jump or dive into cool, clear water if you desire. The site is surrounded by a fence, so entrance is free.
Complete your trip by spending time with horses at Provo Ponies. This community horse farm offers affordable guided tours along the white sandy beach, mountains and the rural countryside of Providenciales. Learn about the island's history and wildlife while bonding with an island horse.
If you have extra time, consider day trips to North Caicos and Middle Caicos islands. These islands offer lots of cheap things to do such as kayaking, exploring caves, and snorkeling. You can visit some of the free spots such as Bugaloo's Conch Crawl, Conch Bar Caves, and Crossing Place Trail. You can skip the luxury resorts and explore the island on a budget by opting for homestays or guest houses.