Top places to go · Turks and Caicos Islands
Grace Bay, a barrier reef, and a January to March humpback migration
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Open the offersProvidenciales is the hub island, with Grace Bay Beach on its north shore and Chalk Sound lagoon to the south. The islands sit on the edge of a barrier reef system, and humpback whales pass through the Turks Island Passage each winter.
A long stretch of white sand on the north coast of Providenciales, sheltered by an offshore reef that keeps the water calm for swimming and snorkeling.
Stay nearby: Grace Bay ClubA turquoise lagoon roughly 5 km long and about 6 square miles in area, dotted with small limestone cays that shelter Turks and Caicos rock iguanas.
Stay nearby: AmanyaraA protected reserve of about 150 acres with boardwalk trails, home to an estimated 2,000 or more endemic rock iguanas. Reached by boat or kayak from Leeward.
Stay nearby: Grace Bay ClubLimestone cliffs and a crescent beach on Middle Caicos; at low tide you can walk a sand spit out to the rocky islet Dragon Cay.
On Middle Caicos, described as the largest dry-land cave system in the Bahamian archipelago, with stalactites, stalagmites and pools. Guided tours through the National Trust are mandatory.
A shallow, consistently windy beach on the southeast of Providenciales, the main kiteboarding spot in the islands; season runs roughly November to June.
Stay nearby: The Shore ClubA snorkel reef that starts right off the beach on the north coast of Providenciales, known for turtles and stingrays and suitable for beginners.
Stay nearby: Wymara ResortA larger, more spread-out shore-entry snorkel site near Turtle Cove, known for small tropical fish and eagle rays. No lifeguard; best on an incoming tide.
A vertical drop-off just offshore of Grand Turk, reported at roughly 6,000 to 7,000 feet, one of the best known dive sites in the Caribbean. Humpbacks pass along it in winter.
A small island on the south side of the Turks Island Passage, known as the place to see humpback whales from January through March or April.
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Best months are December to April (dry, calm, whale season January to March). Tell us your dates and we will say honestly whether they work.
PLS, Providenciales International Airport. We arrange transfers to the hotel as part of the booking.
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