For a sunny stay in Turks and Caicos, choose from luxury accommodations ranging from private beachfront villas to renowned resorts.
Bambarra in Blue Cay Estate is a sleek home offering seamless indoor-outdoor living and a private dock, while The Somerset on Grace Bay invites you to the ease and comfort of Windward. Wymara Resort has the best of both worlds—resort-style suites and the standalone properties of Wymara Villas and Beach Club—while Beach Enclave beckons travelers to its resorts at Long Bay, North Shore, Grace Bay, and The Reserve at Grace Bay.
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Explore the Turks and Caicos on a tour with a local: Big Blue.
Specializing in small groups (perfect for families or friends),
these guides will show you the most beautiful areas while
entertaining you with fun facts that only a local would know.
Grace Bay is the pride of Providenciales for its signature pale
sands and aquamarine seas. Just off the beach are coral reefs with
fabulous snorkeling and scuba diving. The front yard of the
Meridian Club resort is more of a private beach.
Experience world-class fishing with a captain from M&J Charters. Imagine tuna diving deep, wahoo and dorado zigzagging across the wake, and blue marlin or barracuda fighting on your line. They can all be yours.
Don't miss Da Conch Shack & RumBar, a laid-back bar and
grill that serves up some of the island's best conch creations,
from ceviche to fritters to stir fry. This legendary Caribbean bar
also offers beach parties on Wednesdays.
Located in the cerulean seas of the British West Indies, the 40 islands and cays that comprise the Turks and Caicos together form one of the Caribbean's most exclusive escapes. For East Coast members, there are direct flights from major New England and Southern cities. The world's third-largest coral reef system fringes the archipelago, offering prime snorkeling and diving opportunities off the main island of Providenciales. The destination is also home to one of the Caribbean's most revered beaches, 12-mile Grace Bay, a stunning strand of pristine white sand and calm, crystalline waters that offers some of the best sunbathing spots in the Caribbean.
Though tourists vacation in Turks and Caicos throughout the
year, winter is typically the island's peak season, with
temperatures ranging between 73° and 88°. Many visitors escape
their hometown winter chill to bask in the Caribbean sunshine. A
constant trade wind keeps the temperature pleasant year-round.
There are 350 days of sunshine on average, so go ahead and plan a
trip here anytime that fits your schedule.
