Some of the best experiences in Turks and Caicos come to you at the villa. A private chef in your own kitchen, a yoga teacher on the terrace at first light, a captain at the dock at nine. Once you’ve booked, your concierge will ask what you’d like, and most of it will be set up before you arrive.
Experiences
Things to do in Turks and Caicos.
What we arrange at your villa, and beyond.
Others ask you to leave the villa. Snorkel the third-longest barrier reef in the world, ride the morning down Long Bay Beach, sit at the Thursday Fish Fry with most of the island. What follows is a small index of what we arrange. Ask for whatever isn’t on it.
I - Without Leaving
At your villa.
Brought to your door, ready when you are.
i.
Private chef
A chef in your kitchen, cooking from the fishermen’s morning catch. Breakfast through supper, or one tasting menu for the occasion.
ii.
Spa & wellness
Massages at the villa, yoga or meditation on the terrace at first light, boot camp on the sand.
iii.
Live music & performance
A steel band on the terrace, a guitarist over supper, a junkanoo troupe for the evening you won’t forget.
iv.
Celebrations
Flowers and table settings for the birthday, the anniversary, the wedding. A photographer if you’d like the moment kept.
v.
Watersports & toys
Paddleboards, kayaks, jet skis, water trampolines. Brought to the villa and set up off the dock.
II - Off the dock
On the water.
The reef at first light, the cays for the day, the mangroves at slack tide.
i.
Boat charters
A captain who knows the day’s wind, a boat that suits the trip. Half day, full day, or heading west at sunset.
ii.
Snorkel tours
The reef at first light, before the wind picks up. A guide who knows the best spot for a glimpse at turtles.
iii.
Scuba diving
The third-longest reef in the world, edged by wall dives that drop into thousands of feet of blue.
iv.
Fishing charters
Bonefish on the flats, big game offshore, snapper and grouper on the reef. Whatever month you come, we know what’s biting.
vi.
Kiteboarding
Long Bay’s shallow water and steady trade winds make it the easiest place to learn, and one of the best to ride.
v.
Whalewatching
January to April, humpbacks pass through. We know the boats that find them quietly.
vii.
Towable watersports
Parasailing above the bay, tubing in the wake, wakeboarding and wakesurfing in the lee. An afternoon at speed.
viii.
Paddle & glide
Paddleboards, kayaks, and efoils. Quiet on the water, at your own pace.
III - Down the road
On land.
A small island, with corners worth the drive.
i.
Horseback on the beach
A long stretch of empty beach, or into the water at low tide. With guides who’ve ridden the island for years.
ii.
Land tours
ATV across the back roads, SUV to the cliffs, a guide who’s lived here long enough to know the stories.
iii.
Racquets & clubs
Eighteen holes at Royal Turks and Caicos Golf Club. Tennis and pickleball at courts across the island. A morning’s competition before the heat sets in.
iv.
Thursday fish fry
In The Bight, Thursday nights. Grilled snapper, conch fritters, Junkanoo, and most of the island.
v.
History & heritage
The Cheshire Hall ruins, the National Museum, the Yankee Town steam engine. Centuries of island history, some on Provo, some worth the trip.
Ask
Tell us what you’d like, we’ll arrange it.
What we arrange at your villa, and beyond.
Send a note, send a list, or just describe the trip. Whatever the rhythm of the week you have in mind, we’ll set it up before you arrive.



















