The best family activity on Provo doesn’t involve getting anyone under four years old to actually swim; it involves walking them into water that never gets past their knees. Taylor Bay and Sapodilla Bay, water shallow enough for toddlers Both south-shore coves run shin to knee deep for hundreds of yards out, sheltered from the tradewinds and warm enough that small kids don’t protest getting in. Taylor Bay tends to be the quieter of the two; Sapodilla Bay draws more beach vendors and a bit more foot traffic.

Providenciales used to have a working conch farm you could tour; as of 2026 the government bought that waterfront site to redevelop it into a home for watersports operators, so it’s off the list. What’s left leans wild rather than farmed, and every encounter still standing comes with its own rule about what you can and can’t do near it. JoJo, protected by law since 1989 JoJo is a wild Atlantic bottlenose dolphin who has interacted with people along Grace Bay and Pine Cay for more than 40 years, uncaptive and unfed the entire time.