Leeward Beach, which is also known as Sunset Beach or Pelican Beach is one our most beautiful beaches on Providenciales and is home to the Brown Pelican, the national Bird of the Turks and Caicos Islands. It is also a great location for snorkeling, finding seashells and one of the top spots for the clear kayak photoshoots. Take a few minutes here to enjoy the scavenger hunt to find shells and spot the Brown Pelican while basking in the beauty of this beach.

This next stop on our beach bounce and scavenger hunt takes us to the Long Bay beach, where you can see some of the best kite boarding action in the Caribbean. The Tiki Bar is a great local hangout where you can relax and enjoy a refreshing coconut while watching the kite surfers surf around in the clear shallow water or go for a swim. The scavenger hunt continues, as you discover the hidden items all around you. This southern side of the island is windy with very low tides that makes it fun for families and children of all ages.

On this next stop, you will visit The Hole. The Hole is a naturally formed limestone sinkhole called a cenote and is located in Long Bay Hills. It has a diameter of roughly 50 feet and a depth of about 60 feet to the brackish water below. The depth continues below the water surface for around 25 feet under the northern side of the hole. The hole is semi-tidal, which suggests a partial connection to the ocean or nearby marine ponds of Juba Sound. The hole is simply a fascinating geological site. This area is to be entered with caution. This is the last opportunity on the scavenger hunt to find items before reaching the treasure chest.

The tour ends back here at the starting point