Providenciales
Browse luxury resorts, gourmet dining, and nightlife on Provo, the country's tourism hub and home of world-famous Grace Bay Beach.
Welcome to Turks & Caicos
The World’s Best Beaches
Turks and Caicos is a small British Overseas Territory located between the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic. More than 40 islands and cays make up this Atlantic Ocean archipelago, where world-class beaches are the norm. English is the official language, and the US dollar is the currency.
Unbelievable turquoise waters colored a shade that's truly unique to Turks and Caicos await visitors of this relatively undiscovered Caribbean beach destination. Experience it yourself.
Flying to Paradise
It's easy to travel to the Turks and Caicos Islands, which are just a 90-minute flight from Miami and less than four hours from New York and Toronto. Regular flights arrive from many United States cities, Canada, the United Kingdom, and several Caribbean countries.
Travelers from the United States, United Kingdom, European Union, and Canada do not require a visa to visit.
Islands of the
Turks & Caicos
Turks & Caicos
From its luxury islands to its uninhabited cays, Turks and Caicos is an explorer's paradise. Visit via private or commercial flight, pleasure craft, or cruise ship. Domestic flights and passenger ferries connect the main islands.
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Discover The Islands
Grand Turk
Dive into historical charm and great scuba sites on Grand Turk, home to the cruise ship port and the capital of Cockburn Town.
North & Middle Caicos
Venture off the beaten path to the twin islands of North and Middle Caicos. Dramatic coasts and untouched nature await.
South Caicos
Journey to South Caicos, the fishing center of the islands. You’ll find deserted beaches, stunning ocean, and a few luxurious resorts.
Boutique Islands
Uncover unique Turks and Caicos holidays on the secluded islands of Salt Cay, Pine Cay, Parrot Cay, and Ambergris Cay.
Hotels & Resorts
There's a hotel or resort for every traveler and budget in the Turks and Caicos Islands, from luxury Grace Bay stays to quaint inns.
Villas & Rental Properties
A villa vacation, whether at a secluded cottage or opulent mansion, is a popular alternative to a hotel or resort.
All-Inclusive Resorts
The all-inclusive options in the Turks and Caicos range from family-friendly resorts on Grace Bay, to adults-only properties.
Beachfront Resorts
There's no better way to maximize your time at the beach than booking a beachfront resort, and there are many options to choose from.
Wedding & Honeymoon Resorts
Getting married or honeymooning in the islands? These are the top resorts for destination weddings and newlywed getaways.
Fresh Seafood & Fine Dining
Cracked conch, grilled lobster tail, and the ubiquitous peas n’ rice are must-try local foods for first-time visitors. The island of Providenciales also boasts a great gourmet dining scene with a diversity of cuisines, including Italian, Asian, and Mediterranean.
Weather & Climate
Sunny Days Year-Round
What good is a top-rated beach without sunny weather and a perfect climate? Turks and Caicos (locally known as TCI) has sunny days, warm tropical temperatures, very little rain year-round, and a typically mild hurricane season.
Throughout the year, the ocean water temperature maintains a pleasantly warm and serene average in the mid-80°F range (29°C). On land, the average temperature range is 75° to 95°F (24° to 35°C).
Well-Being
A Relaxing Destination
The Turks and Caicos is a top vacation destination for visitors wanting to relax and unwind on an idyllic beach. Planning a trip to the spa can make a vacation to the islands even more restorative.
Whether it's a deep-tissue couples massage on the beach, a facial, or a manicure and pedicure, the treatments offered by the popular local spas are sought out by many travelers.
Great Activities & Attractions
There’s plenty to do in Turks and Caicos, from snorkeling and paddleboarding excursions to golf or private yacht charters that visit the pristine cays.
An expansive barrier reef, one of the largest in the world, protects the coasts and hosts vibrant marine life.
Private Boat Charters
Explore gorgeous cays, reefs, and uninhabited islands by private boat charter.
Horseback Riding
Ride horses into the calm and clear ocean off the stunning beaches of Providenciales.
Paddleboarding
Cruise above pristine shallows and dreamy channels with stand-up paddleboarding.
Sailing Charters
Book a serene sailing charter that whisks you away to hidden beaches, reefs, and coves.
Snorkeling
See fish, turtles, stingrays, corals, and more amazing marine life up close on the reefs.
West Harbour Bluff
Explore cliffs, beaches, and wildlife at this remote west coast nature reserve on Providenciales.
E-Foil Surfing
Cruise above the ocean via an electric hydrofoil. E-foiling, new and unique, is easy to learn.
Potcake Place
Meet and walk the adorable (and adoptable) local dog breed of Turks & Caicos.
West Caicos National Park
Discover breathtaking blue water, cliff jumping, snorkeling, and historical sites at West Caicos.
Yacht Charters
Choose from a select pool of spacious and luxurious yachts that offer custom experiences.
Explore the Islands
Transportation
Renting a car is the best way to explore what the Turks and Caicos has to offer. There’s a range of vehicle and transport types for rent in the islands. You can cruise idyllic coastlines in a jeep or 4x4, explore Grace Bay by electric bike, or rent the typical compact car.
There is no organized public transportation in the Turks and Caicos Islands. However, taxis are readily available.
Ride in Style
Luxury Transport
The quickest way to get through the Providenciales International Airport (PLS) and onto a peaceful Turks and Caicos beach is with fast track, a service that allows you to move through immigration and customs swiftly.
You can pair this service with private VIP transport or a luxury car service. These private cars, typically SUVs, provide a more high-end experience than the typical taxi.
A Leading Wedding Destination
From beaches to hotels, yachts, and striking villas, Turks and Caicos is awash in gorgeous destination wedding venues.
Browse romantic ceremony locations, luxurious wedding and honeymoon resorts, and the top wedding planners, florists, photographers, and more.
Owning a Home in Paradise
Land in the Turks and Caicos has long been a popular investment for the rich and famous, from musician Prince to actor Bruce Willis. You'll find a growing real estate market in the islands offering a range of property types. Villas, condominiums, and luxury home enclaves are popular buys for investors from around the world.
Picturesque properties throughout the archipelago can be found on the market, from the quiet shores of Salt Cay to the busy tourism center of Grace Bay, Providenciales.
Turks & Caicos Real Estate
An Incredible Environment
As Nature Intended
The Turks and Caicos Islands are home to species and features you can’t find anywhere else on Earth. Endemic orchids, humbling cave systems, and the Turks and Caicos Islands rock iguana (a friendly large lizard you can visit on several uninhabited cays) are just a few of the archipelago’s natural treasures on land.
Offshore, you’ll find one of the largest barrier coral reefs in the Atlantic Ocean, sheltering the famous JoJo the Dolphin and an array of marine life and corals. Off the south coast of Middle Caicos is the Ocean Hole, possibly the widest blue hole in the world.
Spend a week in the archipelago, and you'll realize it's no wonder the country's tagline is Beautiful By Nature. There are more than 25 national parks, nature reserves, and sanctuaries to explore.
National ParksThe Best Beaches
Turks and Caicos doesn’t have Grace Bay Beach. Every island in the country hides many wonderful and secluded coastlines.
At nearly all of the beaches in the archipelago, you'll find pristine white sand and turquoise waters as enticing as they are beautiful.
Grace Bay Beach
The most famous beach in Turks and Caicos. Grace Bay Beach has won numerous international awards.
Mudjin Harbour
The country's most iconic coastline. Mudjin Harbour has majestic cliffs, vistas, and a beautiful beach.
Water Cay
A private cay near Providenciales. Water Cay has an exquisite beach with low cliffs and powdery sand.
Governor's Beach
Grand Turk's best beach. Calm and incredibly blue water awaits at the idyllic Governor's Beach.
Sand Dollar Cove
Home to dreamy sandbars offshore. The amazing sandbars near Fort George Cay come and go with the tides.
Bambarra Beach
One of the best beaches on Middle Caicos. Warm shallow ocean and scenic views await at Bambarra Beach.
Taylor Bay
The calmest waters on Providenciales. Quiet Taylor Bay is a great beach for families with young kids.
Long Bay Beach
The kiteboarding mecca of Turks and Caicos. Long Bay Beach is all warm shallows, turquoise ocean, and great breeze.
Half Moon Bay
A must-visit boat cruise destination. Iguanas and a shallow lagoon are the hallmarks of a trip to Half Moon Bay.
Leeward Beach
Home to the best sunsets on Providenciales. Leeward Beach is a coast you can walk to from Grace Bay.
Sounds of the islands
Live Music, Events & More
From the roaring horns and beating drums of Junkanoo to the quick rhythm of ripsaw and rake n’ scrape, there’s an interesting music culture and a range of traditional sounds that you can experience in the Turks and Caicos Islands.
On Providenciales, you can also hear live music just about every night of the week, from rock to funk, soul, and reggae.
Out on the Town
Nightlife & Casinos
The entertainment and nightlife scene is far smaller than what you’ll find on other Caribbean islands, but there’s almost always something to do when the sun sets. Experience the nightclubs and lounges, a sunset sail, the casino, or a mouth-watering beach BBQ at night.
Looking for something to do during the day? Spend an afternoon at one of the popular floating bars.