Diving & Snorkeling

Descend into a diving paradise – Grand Turk offers scuba diving in a protected and pristine setting on the world’s third largest coral reef. The lush corals, teeming with varied marine life – including parrot fish, turtles, and octopus – and clear waters have made Grand Turk a scuba diving oasis – ranked top 10 in the World – and top 2 in the Caribbean.

Explore over 25 unique dive spots, including McDonald’s, Black Forest, and Tiki Bar, beginning at 30 feet underwater and afterwards plunging deep into the inviting abyss.

Snuba

For an easy introduction to scuba diving, try snuba. Your air hose is connected to a floating raft with an air tank. As you snuba, your raft floats after you. 15 minutes is all it takes to learn snuba diving.

We can arrange dive packages with any of the 3 major dive shops – Sea Eye, Oasis, and Blue Water Divers. Let us help you create your dream Turks and Caicos diving adventure.

Gibbs Cay Stingrays

Enjoy a power lunch on this uninhabited coral island, then make friends with peaceful stingrays as they swim in the shallow waters.

Salt Cay

Dive to the wreck of the Endymion, a British ship that sank in 1790 after hitting a reef.

Snorkel at Cedar Grove Beach

Snorkel in the crystal blue waters with parrot fish and trumpet fish. Roam the serene and nearly-deserted beach just outside your door.

Horseback Riding

Take a horseback ride you’ll never forget as you trek beside and into the ocean. When you’ve had enough of dry land, your guide will replace your saddle with a water blanket, and both you and your horse will swim in the cool water together.

Kayaking

Explore the North Creek and its ecological wonders with a friendly guide as you paddle in your clear-bottomed kayak.

Fishing

Charter a boat and embark on a deep-sea odyssey, doing battle with tuna, wahoo, and blue marlin. Or fish from the quiet and serenity of the shore. Fly-fish for bonefish in North Creek.

Whale Watching

From late January to early April, see the magnificent humpback whales as they frolic in the Atlantic.

Bird Watching

Birds love the Turks and Caicos almost as much as travelers do. Spot over 190 species of birds, including flamingos, ospreys, and bananaquits.

Grand Turk Lighthouse

Climb to the top of this 150-year old lighthouse for a birds-eye view of the Northeast Reef, the final resting place of an untold number of ships.

Rent a Scooter, Bike, or Golf Cart

Tour Grand Turk with your own set of wheels. Ride into town, or stop and enjoy the spectacular views.

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Dune Buggy Trek

Grab the wheel and take charge of your own Dune Buggy. Drive to the top of Gun Hill for a stunning view of Gibbs Cay and the magnificent Atlantic.

4×4 Grand Turk Safari

Travel safari-style in your own 4×4 F-250. Rumble down Front Street with its turn-of-the-century homes, then sit back and enjoy the ride as your driver takes you to North Wells and North Creek, before finishing at the Grand Turk Lighthouse.

Cockburn Town

Head out for a night on the town in Cockburn Town, the capital of Turks and Caicos. Stroll the charming streets, with their Bermudian and British Colonial buildings, visit the Turks and Caicos Museum, with the oldest know European shipwreck in the New World, or wine and dine at one of the friendly bars or restaurants.

The Green Flash

Savor the Grand Turk sunset as you relax with a refreshing drink outside your chalet. Just as the sun dips below the horizon, if you’re lucky, you might catch the Green Flash.

Cruise Center and Margaritaville

If you enjoy watching people, as well as birds and whales, visit the Cruise Center. Packed with shops and duty-free diamonds and watches, this tourist terminal boasts a mega pool, a wave machine, and Jimmy Buffett’s mega bar Margaritaville. Yes, there really is a Margaritaville, and it’s right here.