Turks and Caicos Attractions

Located at Turtle Cove Inn on Turtle Cove Marina, and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner - seven days a week. Reservations are recommended.

Art Provo, Regent Village at Grace Bay, Providenciales. Shop For Local and International Arts and Crafts. Located in the Grace Bay Area of Providenciales, Art Provo offers a wonderful and distinctive variety of fine, contemporary, and vintage art. Look for local island art, prints, designer... (more)

Art Provo, Regent Village at Grace Bay, Providenciales. Shop For Local and International Arts and Crafts. Located in the Grace Bay Area of Providenciales, Art Provo offers a wonderful and distinctive variety of fine, contemporary, and vintage art. Look for local island art, prints, designer jewelry, pottery, Turks and Caicos crafts and even watch a straw weaving demonstration. (close)

The new Bamboo Gallery opened its doors in Caicos Café Plaza on 1st May 2005. Conveniently located just next door to Maison Creole, the gallery's opening hours are Mon-Fri, from 10 am to 5 pm. Caribbean fine art and metal sculpture.

A diving and charter boat company located at the Leeward Marina, with immediate access to Princess Alexandra Nature Reserve via power catamaran. They will assist you in exploring West Caicos, French Cay, Pine Cay, Northwest Point, and Grace Bay. Big Blue offers diving instruction, including custom nitrox mixes, trimix and... (more)

A diving and charter boat company located at the Leeward Marina, with immediate access to Princess Alexandra Nature Reserve via power catamaran. They will assist you in exploring West Caicos, French Cay, Pine Cay, Northwest Point, and Grace Bay. Big Blue offers diving instruction, including custom nitrox mixes, trimix and buddy inspiration rebreather instruction, and PADI, IANTD, TDI, and BSAC training. (close)

An amazing underwater paradise of coral reefs. This is a must see.

Blue Hills Artisan Outlet. Shore Road at Blue Hills, Providenciales. A new and exciting outlet devoted totally to Turks & Caicos handcrafts. Over 60 local artisans from the outer islands are represented in the co-op, displaying a wide variety of handcrafts for sale. Items include straw hats,... (more)

Blue Hills Artisan Outlet. Shore Road at Blue Hills, Providenciales. A new and exciting outlet devoted totally to Turks & Caicos handcrafts. Over 60 local artisans from the outer islands are represented in the co-op, displaying a wide variety of handcrafts for sale. Items include straw hats, conch shell craft, brooms & brushes, dolls & animals, and paintings and wall hangings. Open Tues - Sat from 10 am to 4 pm. (close)

Take the half day snorkel excursion with Caicos Dream Tours. You get to dive for conch shells, and they show you how to make conch salad. They also offer paddle boats, private charters, and fishing charters.

Go exploring with Capt. Bill!!!! He and the Ocean Outback, a 40ft yacht out of Sapodilla bay, will take you an adventure exploring a pirate`s cave with 200-year-old carvings and then take you to deserted beaches for a barbeque. Lots of fun!

The newest hot spot for gamblers on Provo. The property features 12 live game tables including Blackjack, American Roulette, Poker (both Caribbean Stud and Texas Hold ‘Em), Craps, and Baccarat. In addition, there are 85 slot machines. Hours of operation are currently... (more)

The newest hot spot for gamblers on Provo. The property features 12 live game tables including Blackjack, American Roulette, Poker (both Caribbean Stud and Texas Hold ‘Em), Craps, and Baccarat. In addition, there are 85 slot machines. Hours of operation are currently 7 pm to 5 am (with extended hours to be in effect during peak season) with free transportation to and from the casino for guests of any hotel or resort on Providenciales. (close)

Welcome aboard with Captain Edward Missick. Explore the Caicos Islands in comfort, style and elegance. Bone fishing, spin casting and fly rod, waterskiing and lessons, Reggae sunset cruise, beach cruising, snorkel, specialize in private charters.

Middle Caicos is home to over 15 miles of above sea leave incredible Lucayan Indian Caves thought be over 130,000 years old. Arrangements with a local tour company can be made if you are interested in exploring these bat filled caves.

A beautiful lagoon made up of brilliant blues and rocky cliffs.

This is not your typical capital city. Enjoy the slow pace of the local residents, as you meander down historic Front Street, lined with Bermudan architecture and used by donkeys as well. Stop at the National Museum, at the 150-year-old Guinep House, to learn about the islands' natural and cultural... (more)

This is not your typical capital city. Enjoy the slow pace of the local residents, as you meander down historic Front Street, lined with Bermudan architecture and used by donkeys as well. Stop at the National Museum, at the 150-year-old Guinep House, to learn about the islands' natural and cultural history, including the wreck of the Molasses Reef, the oldest European ship found in the New World. (close)

This ocean park marks not just the reputed site of Columbus' arrival in the New World but also an entrance to Grand Turk's famed diving sites. Grand Turk is essentially the tip of an underwater mountain. Divers explore great depths when they enter the surrounding waters, home to eel and... (more)

This ocean park marks not just the reputed site of Columbus' arrival in the New World but also an entrance to Grand Turk's famed diving sites. Grand Turk is essentially the tip of an underwater mountain. Divers explore great depths when they enter the surrounding waters, home to eel and octopuses, orange sponge and black coral trees, and schools of brilliantly hued fish. (close)

Near the Leeward area of Providenciales resides one of only two conch farms in the world (the other is located in Key West, Florida). Conch (pronounced “conk”) meat is a staple in the Caribbean, and is now enjoyed in many different forms around the world. You’ll... (more)

Near the Leeward area of Providenciales resides one of only two conch farms in the world (the other is located in Key West, Florida). Conch (pronounced “conk”) meat is a staple in the Caribbean, and is now enjoyed in many different forms around the world. You’ll see mollusks raised from egg to adult, and learn how the conch farm is helping to protect the Caribbean queen conch from extinction. Come see how they replenish Conch into the sea. This area is known for conch and this farm ensures it will be for generations. It is quite interesting, and worth a look. It is open daily from 9 am – 5 pm. (close)

This coastal trail, dating back to the days of the Lucayan Indians, will allow you to hike or bike to many of Middle Caicos' most alluring sites. See the Flamingo Pond and the dramatic limestone bluffs of Mudjin Harbour, or take a detour to Indian Caves. The entire trail can... (more)

This coastal trail, dating back to the days of the Lucayan Indians, will allow you to hike or bike to many of Middle Caicos' most alluring sites. See the Flamingo Pond and the dramatic limestone bluffs of Mudjin Harbour, or take a detour to Indian Caves. The entire trail can be walked in less than five hours; but visitors who have learned to enjoy the relaxed pace of the islands will appreciate the sights more by breaking up this tour over a couple of days. The island's seldom-visited shores are great for simple pleasures such as collecting shells. The CPT Hiking Trail extends from Conch Bar to a point just beyond Blowing Hole, then west to the Crossing Place. The trail varies in difficulty as it traverses ironshore coastal ridge, old inland roadway, or sections of the beach and tracks approximately 4.5 miles. A car park has been established near Norbellis Cove to facilitate those who prefer a shorter hike. Based on an average walking rate of 2 miles/hour, a minimum of 4.5 hours is needed to complete the trail. Portions of the path are rugged ironshore and sand, requiring greater skill and stamina than needed on a leisurely walk and the breathtaking views and deserted beaches demand that one stops and spends some time. To complete the entire trail, a full day is suggested. Options include embarking on the trail at different intervals, such as hiking from Conch Bar with a pickup at Indian Cave or Mudjin Harbour, or strolling from Norbellis Cove down to the Blowing Hole and back. Tour packages can be customized to suit anyone’s preferences to include hiking and biking. (close)

The only cruise ship docks in the Turks and Caicos islands are on Grand Turk. The cruise ships have built a huge shopping area here with restaurants and shops. You will find Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville restaurant and lots of place to buy t-shirts, souvenirs and the like.

This is a local market with goods and souvenirs made locally. A little beach bar and beach access attract locals and tourists. It is a central place where local vendors can sell their products - it is supposed to prevent vendor crowding on the beaches. Where the... (more)

This is a local market with goods and souvenirs made locally. A little beach bar and beach access attract locals and tourists. It is a central place where local vendors can sell their products - it is supposed to prevent vendor crowding on the beaches. Where the Middle Caicos cafe is located - so go there and eat lunch if you are in Providenciales. (close)

Out past the coral reefs surrounding the Turks & Caicos Islands, the Atlantic Ocean offers great deep-water fishing: blue marlin, sailfish, wahoo, tuna, mahi-mahi, and sharks. You can try light tackle trolling for mackerel, jack, and barracuda - or even the flats for bonefish and tarpon,... (more)

Out past the coral reefs surrounding the Turks & Caicos Islands, the Atlantic Ocean offers great deep-water fishing: blue marlin, sailfish, wahoo, tuna, mahi-mahi, and sharks. You can try light tackle trolling for mackerel, jack, and barracuda - or even the flats for bonefish and tarpon, or spin cast for bonefish. Some may prefer bottom fishing for snapper and grouper. Be careful to shop around carefully for a qualified charter; not all local fishermen make the best guides. Captain Bar Gardiner’s Bonefish Unlimited: 649 946 4874. Captain Bob Collins’ Sakitumi Charters: The most experienced sports fishing operation on Provo. Collins has been fishing these waters since 1989 in his 43-foot Hatteras. 649 946 4065. VHF Channel 16, ‘Sakitumi.’ One of only several deep sea fishing operations on-island. Gwod Phrienz: Deep sea fishing with Algie Dean. 649 946 4342. Gwendolyn: Deep sea fishing on a 45-foot Hatteras sportfisher. 649 941 0412 or 649 946 5321. www.Provo.net/Gwendolyn/. Light Tackle and ‘Black Diamond’ Fishing and Boat Tours: Earl Musgrove. 649 946 4451. (close)

Owned and operated by Alan and Clare Jardine, both SSI Platinum Pros, each with over 20 years experience in the dive industry, Dive Provo brings you tropical scuba diving at its best. They offer diving, boat charters, and a gift shop.

These beautiful creatures can be observed in the evening, during the mating of marine worms, in the current ebbing under the shallow water of the Caicos Banks. About an hour after sunset, the male and female glow worm perform a unique mating ritual, emitting a vibrant... (more)

These beautiful creatures can be observed in the evening, during the mating of marine worms, in the current ebbing under the shallow water of the Caicos Banks. About an hour after sunset, the male and female glow worm perform a unique mating ritual, emitting a vibrant green luminescence. The mating of the glow worms occurs each month, 2 to 6 nights after the full moon. To see this amazing phenomenon of nature, tours are offered by Sail Provo, Catch the Wave, and J & B Tours. (close)

The world famous Grace Bay is a beach lovers delight. The whitest of sand, amazing reefs just off shore. You'll probably agree with the numerous travel magazines that rate this among the finest beaches in the world. The sand is perfectly white and powdery soft. But... (more)

The world famous Grace Bay is a beach lovers delight. The whitest of sand, amazing reefs just off shore. You'll probably agree with the numerous travel magazines that rate this among the finest beaches in the world. The sand is perfectly white and powdery soft. But even more inspiring are the treasures found just beyond in the peacock-blue waters. At majestic Bight Reef, commonly known as White House Reef, the Turks and Caicos National Trust have recently established an underwater trail. Swim near the sea grass in the late afternoon, and you're likely to catch sight of sea turtles. Grace Bay is frequently visited by Jo Jo, an Atlantic bottlenose dolphin who, though wild, often swims close to shore. These waters are teeming with parrotfish, grouper, sergeant majors, and even manta rays. (close)

This island is actually called Little Water Cay, and is home to hundreds of iguanas. It has been turned into a national park, and costs just a couple dollars to walk across the boardwalks to see the iguanas. Kids will enjoy this attraction. Iguana Island often... (more)

This island is actually called Little Water Cay, and is home to hundreds of iguanas. It has been turned into a national park, and costs just a couple dollars to walk across the boardwalks to see the iguanas. Kids will enjoy this attraction. Iguana Island often tacked on to other excursions since it is just off the marina. If can be arranged through JB, Dive Provo or some of the other operators. (close)

Located at Leeward Marina J&B Tours is the specialist in Power Boat Excursion. With a fleet of comfortable boats have yourself a full or half day charters include a open bar, soft drinks, snack, professional captains. Diving, boat charters, fishing, snorkeling, horseback riding and cave safaris.

Jean Taylor, Phillip Outten, and Ianthe George are three prominent local artists whose works stand out and find their way on to the walls of many homes and businesses on the islands and abroad. Each own and show their own works.

JoJo is a dolphin that swims the waters off Providenciales. He has developed a special bond with humans and can often be found playing and being active with people and the passing boats. In 1987, JoJo, according to letters to the government, had become a tourist... (more)

JoJo is a dolphin that swims the waters off Providenciales. He has developed a special bond with humans and can often be found playing and being active with people and the passing boats. In 1987, JoJo, according to letters to the government, had become a tourist liability. The dolphin had reportedly been attacking humans after being exploited as a "pet" for commercial interests. Knowing the dolphin, Dean Bernal wanted to correct the misconceptions of the dolphin's antics before JoJo was placed in captivity. Dean petitioned the Turks and Caicos Ministry of Natural Resources, stating that the dolphin was defending himself against harassment and that the dolphin should be protected as a unique resource. In 1989, JoJo was declared a 'National Treasure' and Dean was appointed as the dolphin's official warden. Because of JoJo's uniqueness, the friendly dolphin has become a powerful symbol for nature conservation. Dean created the JoJo Project not only to raise awareness, but to educate and protect, not only JoJo, but all wildlife and their habitats. (close)

L. Raye Cinema is located on Leeway Highway. This is a three-screen theater, showing first-run films.

Built in 1852. If you visit when the cruise ships are in port you will pay $7 to tour the lighthouse. Any other time you can go for free.

Step off the boat, just a short ride from Provo, and West Indian rock iguanas will run out to meet you. These friendly creatures, found only in Turks and Caicos and parts of the Bahamas, were at risk of extinction. Now they are protected on this uninhabited cay thanks to... (more)

Step off the boat, just a short ride from Provo, and West Indian rock iguanas will run out to meet you. These friendly creatures, found only in Turks and Caicos and parts of the Bahamas, were at risk of extinction. Now they are protected on this uninhabited cay thanks to an award-winning effort of public and private organizations. This sanctuary and its short boardwalk trail are a hit among visitors of all ages. Little Water Cay is a prime example of TCI's successful balance, encouraging tourism while protecting the area's natural wonders. Boat trips to this cay are often combined with snorkeling and shelling on or around nearby shores. (close)

Although you might be tempted to ride on of the many wild horses on the island, don't. The local ones are quite wild. The local stables have brought in horses from Jamaica for the tourists to ride. That's a much better option. As you enter the... (more)

Although you might be tempted to ride on of the many wild horses on the island, don't. The local ones are quite wild. The local stables have brought in horses from Jamaica for the tourists to ride. That's a much better option. As you enter the stables, you will see a coral on the right with a collection of local donkeys and horses. The local kids get a fee for bringing them in, but many believe they also are the ones who let them escape for future catch. Kind of like catch and release. Local horses and donkeys used to have value on the island as transportation and farming. But the plantations are gone and the "buggies" have arrived so they do not do much except roam the island and multiply. (close)

Beautiful beach on the West wide of the island. This is one of the nicest beaches on the island, and used to be very secluded because of the difficulty in getting here. But, They have recently upgraded the road for easier access. Amanyara Resort is now on this beach. ... (more)

Beautiful beach on the West wide of the island. This is one of the nicest beaches on the island, and used to be very secluded because of the difficulty in getting here. But, They have recently upgraded the road for easier access. Amanyara Resort is now on this beach. As the sun starts to drop watch out for the sand flees (no see'ums). (close)

Miniature Golf Club for kids and adults. On Friday night they have Karaoke night. Let the kids play golf while you sing your heart out (or laugh at those trying). Quite entertaining.

This beach is wide and white, and very secluded.

North Caicos is the third-most popular island among visitors (following Grand Turk and Provo). An island of farming villages and swampland, it is inhabited by 1,300 residents, as well as numerous flocks of pink flamingos. Known as the "Garden Island," North Caicos is TCI's most verdant spot, growing mangos, papayas,... (more)

North Caicos is the third-most popular island among visitors (following Grand Turk and Provo). An island of farming villages and swampland, it is inhabited by 1,300 residents, as well as numerous flocks of pink flamingos. Known as the "Garden Island," North Caicos is TCI's most verdant spot, growing mangos, papayas, avocados, and limes. Visit the Loyalist plantation ruins at Wades Green, swim or snorkel the quiet beaches, and enjoy the bird sanctuaries. (close)

On Grand Turk you will experience an island of unspoiled beauty, and with Oasis Divers you will discover the diving professionals who know how to deliver the diving services for the vacation of your lifetime. From beginners to advanced, their friendly, experienced staff will cater to your adventure requests... (more)

On Grand Turk you will experience an island of unspoiled beauty, and with Oasis Divers you will discover the diving professionals who know how to deliver the diving services for the vacation of your lifetime. From beginners to advanced, their friendly, experienced staff will cater to your adventure requests making your diving exciting, uncrowded, fun and safe. Whether diving on the breathtaking wall or exploring on a night dive, you will always be comfortable with the gear handling services and the short rides to the dive sites. Offering accommodations in a handful of charming hotels and inns, Oasis Divers provides the captivating hospitality you expect on a small island. Grand Turk is a picturesque island with a relaxed pace and a warm, friendly atmosphere. There are no fast food chains and no sprawling resorts; instead, the accommodations are in excellent guest houses and small hotels. In addition to the amazing year-around diving, with Oasis Divers you have seasonal attractions such as the North Atlantic humpback whales during the winter and manta rays in the summer, you're sure to be amazed.