The Hole

Watering hole

The Hole

Watering hole

Long Bay Hills TKCA 1ZZ, Turks and Caicos Islands

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Discover the island's quirky limestone sinkhole, a brief but intriguing pit stop that offers stunning views and a hint of adventure—just don’t climb down!

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@afar

"The Hole is a geologic formation that offers a dramatic look at the same karst process that created Conch Bar Caves and other limestone sinkholes and caverns found throughoutthe Turks and Caicos Islands. As its name implies, the Hole is area'slargest limestone sinkhole, about 60 feet deep and 50 feet across. A pool of water at the bottom connects to JubaSound's nearby pondsthrough an underground tunnel. You can rent a car and drive to the Hole on the east side of Juba Sound; however, use caution when walking near the edge, as limestone can crumble."

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David Lamb

Google

It's a hole. It's neat to look at the geography of the island (limestone) and it suggests much cooler cave systems to be had...but this is just a hole. It's worth about 5 minutes of your time, so if you're on the Long Bay Beach side of the island, swing by. Otherwise, I'd just as soon ignore it. There is a rope...but don't be tempted to go down the hole if you want to ensure you can get out. The sunset from nearby was quite nice, though.

G B

Google

Hole-e Cow! Best hole I’ve ever been to. Hole-some family fun. The hole family enjoyed it. Dare I say, the hole-e grail of free fun. On Sundays I take my ex-wife here after we go church and have burgers. I’d give it a hole lot more stars if I could.

Johnesha Cummings-Gowdie

Google

It was such a beautiful and calming place.

Carl T.

Google

There's a hole. Two minutes of looking is enough. The road to get there is not very nice, but it's well signposted.

Tej Naik

Google

Always a must stop for 5 minutes if you’re cruising around the island exploring! Just a giant hole in the ground, but don’t climb down!

Claudia C

Google

My husband and I visited with a tour. This is a limestone sinkhole and is slightly connected to the ocean. Note that this sinkhole doesn't have any handrails and it's quite slippery. I would suggest to go with a tour as they know the safe way for you to look at the sinkhole.

Nicole Auerbach

Google

Holey cow! As advertised, this is a really big hole. Don’t miss the path to the right which will take you to a smaller hole connected to the large one. This was our second time visiting, and I hole-heartedly recommend it.

Stefon Tyndall

Google

Very unique formation. Please exercise caution when looking directly into the hole. There is also a smaller hole that's connected to the bigger hole.