Covering some 48 square miles, Middle Caicos is the largest island in the Caicos group and, with a population of only 300, it s also the least developed. pantoll campground But it s one of the most interesting of the islands at least, as far as historians and archeologists are concerned. There are 38 pre-Columbian Lucayan Indian sites on the island. The locals are welcoming and love to see visitors. This wild and remote land has towering limestone cliffs and undiscovered stretches of white, sandy shore. There are huge caves in the limestone with crystal clear lakes, stalagmites and stalactites, to explore. The islanders live in three tiny communities Conch Bar, Lorimers and Bambarra, each barely more than collections of small, primitive dwellings and there are a number of run-down, outlying farms. To enjoy a vacation pantoll campground here you ll need to be able to leave everything behind. There s rarely an in-room TV, and telephones are few and far between. Very few home comforts are available, and restaurants, what few there are, offer little more than the basics. What you can expect, though, are some fine beaches, a getaway beyond your imagination, and quiet times under blue skies and a hot, tropical sun.
On the south shore are two more grand beaches. Long Bay Beach runs westward from Stubbs Cove to Extreme Point. Then there s Sapodilla Bay Beach to the southwest. Both are nice, though not quite in the same class as Grace Bay, but both have well-protected waters pantoll campground where the kids can splash about and you won t have to worry about them being swept away by rough waves. Sapodilla is exceptionally
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