Turks & Caicos
Luxury Yacht Charter

Turks & Caicos

Turks & Caicos Yacht Charter

Consisting of 41 islands, the tranquil archipelago of Turks and Caicos is the ideal getaway for those looking to experience the pure essence of the Caribbean. Previously known for its pirate-filled waters, the archipelago comprises two groups – the Turks Islands and Caicos Islands. Each group is surrounded by beautiful sandy beaches, warm turquoise waters, safe from the Atlantic waves thanks to the natural barrier in the form of coral reefs. With only eight of the islands inhabited, visitors can soak up the magnificent natural serenity and peace of this tropical haven in perfect tranquillity. Offering an ideal climate all year round, Turks and Caicos are known to have some of the most stunning scuba diving and snorkelling destinations in the world. Discover the golden reputation this region has to offer yourself during your luxury yacht charter.

Turks & Caicos Charter Guide

Situated 464 miles south-east from the Bahamas, these vibrant and calm waters infuse this region with a sense of stillness. Charter-friendly, the capital Grand Turk, is known for its quiet colonial elegance and blend of international influences. With an additional 300 smaller uninhabited islets to explore during your charter, Turks and Caicos make for the ideal tropical getaway. Enjoy pristine, untouched beaches without a building insight or head to one of the luxury resorts on Providenciales beach for a full-day of exclusive pampering.

Providenciales

Known lovingly as ‘Provo’, Providenciales is one of the most developed islands in the area. Home to Grace Bay beach, proclaimed by many to be the best beach in the Caribbean, the island is surrounded by stunning white-sand beaches. Take the day to enjoy all the luxury amenities available.

French Cay

The ideal wildlife refuge, this serene island is easily accessible. Located on the edge of Caicos Bank, French Cay is a sanctuary for migrating birds and home to some of the most beautiful coral reefs in the area. A former hiding spot for pirates, there are several underwater sights to explore.

Salt Cay

The island capital, this is where Christopher Columbus first landed during his initial voyage to the New World in 1492. Stroll through Cockburn Town, known for its rustic, charming antique buildings and visit the Grand Turk Lighthouse, the only lighthouse in the region, which overlooks the North Reef. A true paradise for snorkelers and divers, Grand Turk’s protected coral reef is close enough to the shore for beach dives, and drops to 8,000 feet!

Grand Turk

Formerly known as Pirate Cay, Parrot Cay is home to the luxurious Parrot Cay Resort and Spa. One of the most private and exclusive resorts in the world, this is the ideal place to enjoy some pampering in total seclusion. Relax on the beach or unwind in the spa.