Half Day Tour
Half Day Charter - Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, Private Boat Tour
Full Day Tour
Full Day Charter - Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, Private Boat Tour
Sunset Tour
Charter Private Sunset Boat Tour - Providenciales, Turks and Caicos
Places of interest
- BIG WATER CAY
A small private island known for its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and lush vegetation, Big Water Cay offers a peaceful retreat for visitors looking to step back in time. Visitors can explore the island’s interior, with its winding paths and stunning vistas and soak in the unique blend of natural beauty, seclusion, and relaxation.
- HALF MOON BAY / IGUANA ISLAND
A secluded and stunning crescent of white sand beach located only 10 minutes from Providenciales, Half Moon Bay is surrounded by crystal-clear waters and is backed by rocky outcrops making it ideal for beautiful photographs. The beach is accessible only by boat, and the waters surrounding Half Moon Bay are ideal for snorkeling and exploring close to shore, with a wide variety of marine life visible in the rocky outcrops of the bay. Visitors can also relax on the soft sand, take in the stunning views, and enjoy a day of peaceful seclusion on one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean.
- PARROT CAY
One of the most exclusive and serene destinations in the Turks and Caicos, Parrot Cay is a private island located about 3 km from Pine Cay, and renowned for its exclusive luxury resort, and celebrity clientele several of whom own vacation homes on the island.
- PINE CAY
Accessible only by boat or plane, Pine Cay is a small private island located a half an hour cruise from Providenciales. The island is home to a diverse range of bird and marine life and is known for its expansive stretch of unblemished beachfront, idyllic swimming conditions, sand bars, and natural beauty, paradise awaits.
- FORT GEORGE CAY
A small uninhabited island located close to Pine Cay, the island is named after the historic fort that previously sat atop a rocky outcrop on the eastern side of the island. Built in the early 19th century to defend the islands against pirates and privateers, the ruins of the fort are now a popular visitor destination. Equipped with picnic tables, this island is the perfect place to have lunch.
- THE SAND BARS
These natural wonders are created by the tides and currents that shape the coastline, resulting in unique formations of sand and water. The shallow waters surrounding the sandbars make them ideal for swimming and snorkeling. Some of the most popular sandbars in the Turks and Caicos include those off Pine Cay and Ft George Cay, while other shallow bays, such as the Caicos Banks and Long Bay extend for miles making them feel like sand bars.
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