Discover Turks and Caicos
Your Guide to Paradise
The Turks and Caicos Islands, often referred to as TCI, are a stunning tropical archipelago made up of 40 islands and cays in the Atlantic Ocean, located just southeast of the Bahamas. This British Overseas Territory maintains close ties to the United Kingdom, and English is the official language, making it a convenient destination for travellers from the United States and beyond.
Known for its powder-soft white sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and year-round sunshine, the TCI are a favourite for luxury travellers, honeymooners, and families seeking an unforgettable island escape. The territory is made up of two island groups: the Turks Islands and the Caicos Islands, with most tourism focused on the Caicos Islands, particularly the island of Providenciales.
Why Visit Turks and Caicos?
Why Visit Turks and Caicos?
The World's Best Beaches and More
Our islands offer the perfect blend of natural beauty, modern luxury, and island charm. Whether you want to relax on a world-class beach, snorkel vibrant coral reefs, explore uninhabited cays, or indulge in five-star dining, this destination has it all.
Getting Here
Providenciales International Airport
Most international travelers arrive via Providenciales International Airport (PLS)—also known as Howard Hamilton International Airport—located on the main island of Providenciales, home to many of the country’s luxury resorts and private villas. In addition, South Caicos Airport (XSC) now offers select direct flight options, providing easier access to the outer islands.
PLS is a modern, well-equipped airport offering full immigration and customs services as well as VIP fast track options. For a seamless arrival experience, we recommend booking the airport fast track service, which allows guests to skip long lines and move quickly through immigration and security. This service is especially helpful during peak travel times, ensuring your vacation starts as effortlessly as it should.
Things to Do
Things to Do
Activities and Attractions
When to Visit
The Best Weather & Deals on Stays
Turks and Caicos enjoys warm, sunny weather year-round, with average temperatures ranging from 80°F to 90°F (27°C to 32°C). The most popular time to visit is between November and May, when the weather is dry and breezy—ideal for beach days, al fresco dining, and water sports. The summer and early autumn months (June to October) are typically quieter and offer excellent deals on accommodations.
The Best Places to Stay
The Island of Providenciales
Providenciales—often referred to as “Provo”—is the most developed and visited island in the Turks and Caicos Islands, offering the perfect blend of convenience, comfort, and natural beauty. It’s home to some of the country’s most iconic beaches, including the world-renowned Grace Bay Beach, the kiteboarding haven of Long Bay Beach, and the calm, family-friendly waters of Sapodilla Bay.
Provo offers a wide range of accommodations to suit every travel style. From luxury beachfront resorts and charming boutique hotels to spacious private villa rentals with five-star amenities and full-service concierge, there’s no shortage of exceptional places to stay. Whether you’re seeking privacy and seclusion or easy access to dining, shopping, and water activities, Providenciales is the ideal base for exploring the beauty of the Turks and Caicos Islands
Getting Around
Navigating the Islands with Ease
Exploring the islands is simple. On Providenciales, the most developed island, the best way to get around is by car hire, with well-maintained roads and easy access to beaches, restaurants, and attractions. Taxis are available island-wide and are typically charged based on the destination and number of passengers, rather than metered fare. For guests seeking a more comfortable experience, private luxury SUVs and Sprinter vans are also available and can be arranged in advance through your concierge.
For flexibility and convenience — especially for day trips, dining out, or shopping — we recommend hiring a vehicle. Driving is on the left-hand side, and no international driving permit is needed for short stays.
On smaller islands like Grand Turk or Salt Cay, you’ll find bicycles, golf carts, and walking are the primary modes of transport—perfect for a slower, more relaxed pace of life.Travelling between the islands is straightforward. You can take the passenger ferry from Providenciales to North and Middle Caicos, ideal for day trips or extended stays. For South Caicos, Grand Turk, Salt Cay, and other islands, domestic flights operate regularly via local carriers and can be easily arranged.
The Outer Islands
The Outer Islands
Explore Beyond Provo
Beyond Providenciales, the other islands in the Turks and Caicos each offer their own distinctive charm, cultural character, and unspoiled natural beauty. Whether you’re looking for history, seclusion, adventure, or traditional island life, these outer islands invite you to explore a more tranquil, authentic side of the Turks and Caicos. From the historic streets of Grand Turk to the lush landscapes of North Caicos and the dramatic cliffs of Middle Caicos, each island has something unique to discover.
Plan Your Dream Vacation
For Families, Celebrations and Romantic Getaways
Whether you’re planning a romantic honeymoon, a family beach getaway, or a group celebration, Turks and Caicos delivers an unforgettable Caribbean experience. Explore the islands, relax in style, and enjoy the beauty of one of the world’s top beach destinations.
Before you travel, it’s strongly recommended to consider purchasing travel insurance to cover unexpected delays, cancellations, or medical needs. Be sure to review entry requirements, including immigration and customs protocols, particularly if you’re arriving by international flight or cruise ship.
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