Turks and Caicos is located approximately 500 miles south east of Miami, Florida. Our neighbours in the Bahamas are to the north and Haiti and the Dominican Republic are to the south. We are accessible by both air and sea.

The Turks and Caicos Islands are made up of 8 main islands as well as more than 200 smaller islands and cays. While Grand Turk is the capital, Providenciales is the most inhabited with a population of approximately 20,000. The majority of the hotels, tour operators, restaurants and infrastructure as well as Providenciales International airport are located here.

The main islands include Providenciales, affectionately known as Provo, Grand Turk, West Caicos, North Caicos, Middle Caicos, East Caicos, South Caicos and Salt Cay. All are inhabited with the exception of East Caicos, and West Caicos is limited to resort staff. All islands are accessible by sea or air. Daily domestic flights from Provo travel to Grand Turk, South Caicos and Salt Cay and daily ferries operate to North Caicos and Middle Caicos by way of North. Pine Cay and Parrot Cay are near to Providenciales and access is limited to resort guests and private home owners unless special permission is acquired in advance. Great daytime beach stops include Little Water Cay, also called Iguana Island, where you are sure to meet the indigenous rock iguana, Big Water Cay with the beautiful beach at Half Moon Bay, and a beachcomber’s dream at Pine Cay, Dellis Cay and Fort George Cay. There are many smaller islands and cays to explore by boat during your stay!

Turks and Caicos is accessible by air and sea. Many flights are available to Providenciales International Airport from the UK, Canada and the US. Flights are also available from Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, Nassau and Puerto Rico. For traveling vessels we are a regular stop over for those moving south past the Bahamas or north from Puerto Rico or the Dominican Republic.

Turks and Caicos offers one of the best beaches in the world with exquisite turquoise waters and soft white sands. Many activities are available to you while you’re visiting the islands and there are regular events which take place throughout the year. If you are traveling during a holiday we recommend booking well in advance. Here are some of the activities we can arrange for you while you are here:

• Deep Sea Fishing
• Bottom Fishing
• Diving
• Wakeboarding/Waterskiing
• Kiteboarding
• Stand-UP Paddleboarding
• Kayaking
• Sailing
• Island Hopping Tours
• Scooter and Bus Land Tours
• Eco-Tours
• Golfing
• Tennis

Providenciales and surrounding islands offer many accommodations options for visitors. From large all inclusive resorts to small boutique hotels, to luxury villa rentals and bed and breakfasts. Get in touch so we can assist you in reserving the perfect place for you to call home while you’re here!

Do keep in mind, as with tours and activities, it is recommended that you book as far in advance as possible during holiday times. Hotels and Villas regularly offer special rates for advance bookings. Rates also tend to be less during the summer months.

Providenciales offers a wide variety of dining options. From high end to casual, beachside to indoor – we have it all! We can also recommend a private chef to cater to your needs during your stay. Many different types of cuisine are also on offer including local island style, sushi, French, Italian, Indian, Tex Mex and much more. We are happy to recommend the perfect place based on your preferences, or let us put together an itinerary for you to sample all we have to offer!

We are very lucky that we enjoy an average 355 days a year of sunshine here in Turks and Caicos! Temperatures tend to stick around 85 degrees during the winter months, with evenings cooling down to the mid to high 70′s, and 95 degrees during the summer with warm evenings. The tradewinds tend to blow a bit stronger during the winter and spring and you can enjoy a nice breeze during the summer.