Completely unwind at this unique and tranquil piece of undiscovered paradise. Water’s Edge Guest Cottage is ideal for people who want to simply relax in nature or enjoy an adventurous week exploring Bottle Creek, North and Middle Caicos. Water’s Edge sits on 5 acres with stunning views of Bottle Creek and pathways that meander down to the water front. A two man kayak is included in the rental along with beach chairs and snorkel gear. Ferry runs 3-5 times daily to and from Providenciales. Water’s Edge Cottage is nestled in a 5 acre wooded lot overlooking the Bottle Creek nature reserve. The views are unobstructed and stunning. The main villa is owner occupied but buildings are completely separate and each enjoy their own pathways down to the Bottle Creek waterfront. Alison, will be available to assist whenever needed, but will also allow you all the privacy you need. She wont bother you during your stay unless you need anything. The cottage has AC and is very comfortable, but it is the outdoor areas that really make the place so special. (There are rarely any mosquitos because of the wonderful ocean breeze). You can wake up early in the morning, and wander down to the waterfront to enjoy your coffee and watch the sunrise. Go for lunch at Mudjin Harbor and enjoy a day on one of the most stunning beaches in the world. Then come home and enjoy a bbq/drinks in the evening and relax by the firepit. Or, you can visit one of the local bars or restaurants and learn what life is and used to be like on North and Middle Caicos from the welcoming and super friendly locals. Guest cottage, pathways down to the waterfront/little beach, hammock and firepit area. The main villa area, which is owner occupied, is private. I will be available during your stay. Please feel free to send me a message via What’s App should you need anything. North Caicos is a 20 mins ferry ride from Provo. It is much less inhabited than Provo and much greener. There are many stunning beaches to enjoy such as Sandy Point, 3 Mary Cays, Pumpkin Bluff, Whitby Beach, and Horse-stable Beach. You can also enjoy a day trip to Provo and visit the famous Grace Bay Beach if you haven’t been there already and enjoy lunch at one of the many incredible restaurants. You might even like to split your time between Provo and North/Middle Caicos to experience the best of both places. (Although harder to get to, I’d also recommend Salt Cay as a place to visit while in Turks and Caicos if you have the time, especially during whale season). If you enjoy exploring, driving or cycling to gorgeous and often deserted beaches and don’t crave resorts or night life, this is the place for you. There are a few grocery stores and restaurants on North and Middle Caicos, but stopping for a shop at IGA before jumping on the ferry to get favorite food items is recommended. Bottle Creek is a quaint little village, right on the water where people will welcome you with open arms. After you pass through this, you will continue driving for about 5 mins before you reach Water’s Edge Villa and Guest Cottage. It takes 20 -25 minutes by car to get to Water’s Edge from the Bellfield Landing ferry dock. You WILL need to rent a car! A little further on, you will reach the causeway that takes you to Middle Caicos and Mudjin Harbor/Dragon Cay resort, which is 12 mins drive from Water’s Edge. Continue on another 10- 15 mins to reach the stunning Bambara beach. If you’re feeling adventurous and want to explore even further, then Wild Cow Run will blow your mind! The most adventurous of you may even wish to bring an inflatable paddle board and paddle over to Dickish and Jo Grant Cay. Don’t let anyone tell you that you only need a day trip to North and Middle Caicos- there’s plenty to see and explore for at least 3 days and much longer if your wish is to completely relax and/or explore. I look forward to welcoming you and helping you to plan your trip. A car really is a necessity to enjoy all that North and Middle Caicos have to offer, although some people do rent bicycles or electric bikes. If doing so, be prepared to cycle long distances - definitely not recommended if you’re not used to cycling in the heat. You need to book your ferry and car rental ahead of time. Please let me know if you need assistance doing so. The ferry runs 5 times per day to and from North Caicos, except for Sundays and bank holidays when it runs less frequently. The ferry schedule can be found online via Caribbean Cruising. Private charters are also available for drop and pick up but can be expensive. If you are doing a private boat charter, for example through Okeanos Charters, you can request a drop off on North Caicos.