You’ll cruise Provo in an open-air Love Buggy with a local guide leading the way—stopping at Cheshire Hall Plantation to hear its stories and walking on old stone paths. Expect a smoky island lunch at a family-run spot (hot sauce optional), plus time rolling down Grace Bay Strip just soaking up island life.
Ever wondered what it feels like to drive through Turks & Caicos with salt air in your face and nothing but bright blue sky above? That’s how our day started—me squinting at the sun, gripping the wheel of this funny little Love Buggy. The engine rattled (in a good way) and my friend kept laughing every time we hit a bump. Our guide, Junior, waved us on from his own buggy—he had this habit of pointing out stuff I’d never notice, like the way the palms lean toward the sea or how locals wave even if they don’t know you. I didn’t expect to feel so… seen?
The first real stop was Cheshire Hall Plantation. I’ll be honest—I thought plantations were just old ruins, but Junior brought it alive. He told stories about the families who lived there, and showed us these rough stone walls still standing after all those hurricanes. There was this odd quiet under the trees—just wind and distant voices from another group. The ground felt gritty under my sandals. I tried to imagine working here in that heat; kind of humbling.
Lunch was at a spot called “the Island way!” (that’s literally what the sign said). Plates came out piled high—grilled fish, rice that smelled smoky, something green I still can’t name. The owner laughed when I asked for hot sauce and handed me a bottle with no label (“it’s homemade, careful!”). My lips burned for half an hour but honestly? Worth it. We ended up driving along Grace Bay Strip after that, music playing from someone else’s buggy ahead of us, windows down even though there aren’t really windows on these things.
I keep thinking about that weird sense of freedom—the kind you only get when you’re somewhere new, sunburnt and full from lunch, not really caring what comes next. So yeah, if you’re looking for a day trip around Provo with some laughs and real food (and maybe slightly wild driving), this is it.
The tour covers most of Providenciales in one day, including stops for sightseeing and lunch.
Yes, a complimentary local lunch is included at a well-known restaurant.
No, helmets are provided as part of your tour inclusions.
You’ll visit Cheshire Hall Plantation and drive along Grace Bay Strip among other scenic spots.
The tour includes options near public transportation but does not specify hotel pickup.
The tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels.
Your day includes riding your own open-air Love Buggy around most of Providenciales with helmet provided, guided stops like Cheshire Hall Plantation to walk historic grounds, plus a hearty local lunch at “the Island way!” before cruising down Grace Bay Strip together.
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