Things to do in the Turks and Caicos

Island Tour

Not driving? That’s not a problem. There are available island tours that you can hire. The Turks and Caicos offers a wealth of gorgeous island scenery and beaches just waiting to be explored. You are able to embark on island tours via a relaxing, air-conditioned tour with the many taxi drivers, a tour bus, or you can decide to inhale the clean air while driving around on a Scooter or ATV. Embark on a tour that takes you to white sand shores, farms and mountain tops, from one side of the island all the way to the other.

Historical sites

The Turks and Caicos Islands is rich in history. Each island is different in its own unique way, yet they all have a wide range of historical sites that you can visit. In Providenciales, there is the famous Cheshire Hall Plantation, the HOLE situated in Long Bay plus a cave near to Bonefish Point. While on Middle Caicos there is a massive cave system, in North Caicos the Wades Green Plantation, Flamingo Pond and the mysterious Cottage Pond. Moving along to South Caicos there is the boiling hole and Grand Turk is the Bermudian style island where evidence of the salt ponds existed. These are just a few of the sits that can be visited. If you are into history there are lots to explore just choose an island, book your flight, the adventure awaits you.

Water sports

Living on an island means that you are surrounded by water. In the Turks and Caicos Islands we have pristine white sandy beaches, one of the largest barrier refer in the world and turquoise clear waters that are several shades of blue. We have many water sporting activities to choose from that allows visitors to the island to enjoy the beauty that we are afforded.

- Grand Turk it is described as a world renowned diving destination, because of its location, in the ocean it has a placed called the wall, which the depth dropping from around 40 feet (12M) into the thousands) offering a vibrant coral and varying marine life. Plus many of the best dive sites are only minutes away from the shore.

- Providenciales you can enjoy activities from Scuba diving, Parasailing, Kayaking, Wakeboarding, Wind/kite surfing, Fly boarding or just take a boat tour to one of the private cays nearby and enjoy a relaxing day with friends and family.

- Salt Key is so popular for its boating especially during whale watching season.

Whale Watching

Humpback whales migrate from the Northern Atlantic to warmer waters near the Caribbean. The whales normally funnel through the Turks Islands Passage which separates the Turk Islands from the Caicos Islands, Therefore, because of the location of Grand Turk and Salt Cay, both islands are unrivaled sites for whale watching. That’s not to say that they are not seen in the Caicos Islands. Middle Caicos and Providenciales have also seen whale sightings. There are many boat tour operators to choose from that can take you on a whale watching tour.

Dining

Where When How magazine describes dining in the Turks and Caicos in a very unique and accurate way. “Great food is possible the perfect garnish for any vacation and the Turks and Caicos Islands have an amazing variety of restaurants, within an astonishing selection of world cuisines”. Our islands boast many dining options including a great amount of local restaurants proving local dishes that you can choose from. When you are dining out try a dish with conch, lobster or grouper you won’t regret it.

Real Estate 

The Turk and Caicos is a great place to invest because of many reasons, inclusive of no annual property taxes, no income or capital gain taxes. There is no restriction on when you need to build on a vacant land which means you can purchase and hold on to a piece of land for as long as you want without incurring any yearly costs. Also there is no restriction on home ownership, which makes the TCI a great place to invest. While visiting, if you are a property developer or thinking about long term investment opportunities then explore your real estate opportunities while in the Turks and Caicos Islands. 

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Your island lady Vernica Delancy