I have been going to Kimcha Village for a while now to escape the hustle and bustle of Providenciales. It is a simple establishment that captures the natural beauty of the Turks and Caicos Islands. There are articles written on the location which show photos for those who are interested. I whole heartedly recommend it for someone who is looking for a simple attraction without flash and flair. Its great for bird watching and relaxing. Also I am not sure if it is still there, but a disgruntled individual has paid people to review bomb this place in the past - I suggest you take any negative reviews with a grain of salt.

Had the very best time at this amazing place, so much more than "bird sanctuary" conveys, though it is that. We started with a wonderful tour around parts of the property that have been restored over years of hard work to create an environment where native birds can prosper, and they do. Our guide, Kimmet, was so knowledgeable and generous with the info! We sipped on homemade and healthy smoothies while on this guided walk. Afterwards we explored the coast and saw abundant and gorgeous sea life. Later we walked along the coast and watched turtles swimming around. All was capped off by a truly delicious and bountiful lunch prepared by Charmaine. The whole experience was eco tourism as it ought to be, and we came away with so much admiration for what these two proprietors are doing for the environment and for the people lucky enough to visit them. A highlight of our vacation!

As you are driving there you ask yourself over and over, am I going the right way? Trust me, you are and you will be happy you made the effort to find this place. Kimmet and Char meet you right away and you can sense their love for this sanctuary; their story to restore it is inspirational. You tour the whole property and birds are pointed out, but be aware this isn’t a zoo, you have to walk to find them. Same with sea turtles which swim right off shore. Also an abundance of aquatic life in the differing pools. This is unspoiled T+C as I imagine it was before all the development and I applaud their vision. Afterwards, a wonderful healthy lunch was prepared for us and we were welcome to stay and enjoy the fantastic breeze as long as we like. While not for everyone, it gave us a glimpse of the raw beauty of the island and we were happy they gave us that opportunity.