Great, private tour for $10. Nice guide and very local crafts/craftspeople working at small shack/office. Gives you some sense of regional cultural history

Great, private tour for $10. Nice guide and very local crafts/craftspeople working at small shack/office. Gives you some sense of regional cultural history
With all of the new resorts and restaurants on Provo, it is worthwhile to take a step back in time to visit Cheshire Hall. Located next to the new hospital, Cheshire Hall comprise the ruins of a great plantation house, built by Wade Stubbs. The National Trust has created a series of well maintained trails around this facinating place, the...
More
Definitely worth a visit, it is best to arrive early for a fascinating guided tour around Cheshire Hall from the Turks and Caicos National Trust. The area is still surrounded by the original wall which was built and is still standing, having withstood all the storms throughout the years. After a small entrance fee a guide can take you round...
More
Cheshire Hall offer tours on an ad hoc basis, so my friend and I had Richard, the tour guide, to ourselves. He walked us round the site, explaining the purpose and significance of the various ruins, areas, buildings and plants which was fascinating. They are developing this site all the time so I suspect there'll be more to see year...
More
This tour cost $10 per person, which was 1/3 the cost of the Conch Bar Caves tour on Middle Caicos, and lasted twice as long with twice the educational value. Our tour guide, Richard, was very well informed about not just the plantation history, but also the local plants and their medicinal uses. Richard is a native of Grand Turk,...
More
If you own or manage Cheshire Hall, register now for free tools to enhance your listing, attract new reviews, and respond to reviewers.
Manage your listing