The ruins of Yankee Town sit at the north end of West Caicos, a short walk inland from the beach. What remains is mostly the brick base of the sisal mill, the rusted iron skeleton of its machinery, fragments of the rail line, and a few stone foundations of houses now hidden in scrub. The old railway-cut path is still walkable for a kilometre or so toward the salt pans.
It is not a curated site — no signs, no guide, no path maintenance — but for anyone interested in the boom-and-bust history of the British Caribbean, it is one of the more atmospheric ruins in the islands. Bring sturdy shoes and water.