Dragon Cay Resort was the perfect place to put your toes in the sand, listen to the waves and enjoy the panormic view of the ocean. We enjoyed the quiet island atmosphere after being surrounded by tourists on Provo. The layout of the studio cottage made it feel big and had everything we needed. The staff went out of their way to accomodate our requests (e.g., early check-in, use of grill). The Mudjin Harbor restaurant was a short walk down the stone pathway and the food was declicious for both lunch and dinner. We were lucky to be there for "Lobsterval" where the griled lobster was actually bigger and better than in Maine. Groceries on the island were limited but there is a good wine/liquor shop in Bottle Creek with reaonsable prices, so no need to buy that on Provo. We recommend buying any meat/veggies on Provo to bring in a cooler on the Ferry. The restaurant was open for lunch every day but was only open for dinner on weekends. The resort's stone pathways lead to look out points and 2 beaches. Cottage came with beach umbrella, chairs and towels. To get to the hidden beach, follow the path down through the cave to find a fabulous beach where there is likely no one on it. It is rare that you can go somewhere for a few nights and leave feeling like you've been there for a week! Middle Caicos is laid back, the people are very friendly. There is nothing to do but relax, so if you want to get away from it all, this is the place do go!