An undiscovered gem in the Caribbean. Discover it before everyone else does!
The islands around the Turks and Caicos are picture postcard quality and come with white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters. Island life is laid back and relaxed.
Turks and Caicos are a British Territory overseas, consisting of 40 sunken coral islands situated in the Atlantic Ocean south-east of the Bahamas. These idyllical islands should be on every diver’s bucket list, seamless white sandy beaches, and warm waters rich with flora, fauna and marine life will not disappoint! The popular gateway island known as Provo is home to sprawling Grace Bay Beach beset with luxury resorts, shops, and restaurants. The largest island Grand Turk hosts the capital Cockburn Town as well as the famous landmark Cockburn Light house, here you can find a selection of restaurants and shops though on a much smaller scale than Provo. The pristine reefs, abundant tropical flora and fauna, fish and other marine life are some of the diving highlights in the alluring turquoise waters around the Turks and Caicos Islands. There is an exceptional thriving coral reef ecosystem, the third largest barrier reef in the world and excellent sheer walls starting in the shallows and dropping off into the deep blue giving you a real thrill. A diving holiday to the Turks and Caicos will include encounters with an entire spectrum of reef fish including angelfish, triggerfish, wrasse, butterflyfish, jacks, filefish, trumpetfish and much more. Winter months, between January and April with some luck you will be able to spot migrating humpback whales.
3 Stars
Dec - May
12 Hours
Beginners, All
From £2350
The Ports of Call Resort formerly known as Comfort Suites Hotel offers affordable, standard hotel accommodation on the Providenciales Island just 15 minutes from the international airport.
4 Stars
From £2485
This is an extraordinary Caribbean retreat, located at the Point of the pristine twelve mile beach of Grace Bay just 15 minutes from Providenciales international airport.
16 Hours + Stopover
Beginner, All
From £2090
The Osprey Beach Hotel is an informal beachfront hotel adjacent to beach, 5 minutes walk to town and about 10 minutes from Grand Turk Airport.
From £2150
Bohio Dive Resort is a small, intimate resort, committed to providing a friendly and personal service with everything you could need on one idyllic spot just minutes away from the airport.
Open Water Diver
Reef sharks & Eagle Rays
Year round
Turks & Caicos
UD Rating – 4 Star
The Turks & Caicos liveaboard offers guests a week of diving beautiful sheer wall ledges decorated with massive orange elephant-ear sponges, purple gorgonians and crimson rope sponges. Divers enjoy frequent visits from nurse and reef sharks, turtles and eagle rays as they cruise by in search of prey or forage.
All levels
Pristine Reefs
The Turks and Caicos Explorer II is a 37 metre boat offering itineraries around the Turks and Caicos Islands visiting Provo’s Northwest Point, West Caicos and French Cay.
Wednesday, 24 January 2018
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Escape from the pressures of everyday life to relax, rejuvenate, and re-energize. An intimate, full-service spa offering a variety of European and Asian-influenced treatments.
Tour Type: Soft & Easy
Exhibiting works by local artists. Prints, paintings, sculpture and jewelry. Located at The Salt Mills.
Fun Ride Tours is a locally owned and operated ATV tour guide and adventure company specializing in curating unforgettable experiences.
Tour Type: Adventure Tours
One of nature’s most dramatic shows is on display every winter in the waters just off the Turks and Caicos Islands.
The Turks and Caicos National Museum’s quarterly newsletter is the Astrolabe. An Astrolabe is a navigational instrument used during the Age of Discovery to determine latitude.
Tour Type: Cultural Tours
Breathtaking Beach Scenery, Off-Road Treks, & Ocean Swims
Tour Type: Horse Riding
Oceanscapes Spa provides Bohio Resort’s guests with a full range of spa services.
Provo is the more mainstream island and is built up with many facilities including some world class restaurants. Diving wise there are big walls and reefs to see.
The best way we can explain the diving is to think of it as a mini great barrier reef just 1km from the shore. Resorts are on the beach and life here is much slower than the main island of Provo.