Be it paddling kayaking through the lush mangrove ecosystems on Providenciales or exploring nearby sister island of West Caicos, there’s something to do for everyone in the turquoise waters of this picturesque territory. Our concierge team are locals and having grown up in Providenciales, we've been lucky enough to experience all the best these beautiful waters have to offer. Here are just five of the many ways to enjoy the water in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

There’s no shortage of adventure waiting for travellers on Providenciales—but for those keen to travel off the beaten path, few adventures compare to a day trip to Provo’s lush neighbours, North Caicos and Middle Caicos. These islands have long been known to Turks Islanders as the garden isles, boasting lush, verdant landscapes abundant with unique plant life and stunning vistas. Life on North and Middle is significantly quieter than on Providenciales. With a combined population of less than 2,000, these scenic islands—the largest in the archipelago—offer ample opportunities for blissful relaxation and island adventure, without the crowds.

Each year, in what is truly a wondrous sight to behold, humpback whales migrate from the colder waters up north to the warm waters of the Dominican Republic and the Turks and Caicos to mate and give birth. And we can help you tick off a specialty charter like whale watching off your bucket list.