Turks & Caicos Activities

Caicos Conch Farm The conch, a shelled sea creature that lives on the ocean floor, is now commercially raised and sold to tourists.

Little Water Cay Island in the Turks and Caicos islands, the only place in the world to see the endangered rock iguana in its natural habitat.

Bight Reef An underwater paradise of coral reefs.

Provo Golf Club This carefully landscaped and beautifully green golf course makes a wonderful outing for golfers of all abilities.

The Beluga Its high style on the high seas with this charter ship, so sail on!

Grace Bay World-famous beach lined with posh beach resorts.

Chalk Sound A beautiful lagoon made up of brilliant blues and rocky cliffs.

Sapodilla Bay Soft white beaches and clear blue waters make this bay a popular tourist destination.

Northwest Point/Malcolm's Beach White sand beach with clear, calm waters, best known for its excellent diving opportunities and the tiki-huts that line the coast for a South Pacific atmosphere.

Princess Alexandra National Park Thirteen miles of undeveloped, protected beach, part of an effort to preserve the natural beauty of the islands.

Water Cay Wildlife is the star attraction on this island, featuring hundreds of attention-loving iguanas and the famously friendly dolphin, JoJo.

Island Sea Centre Center with exhibits on marine wildlife, including an interesting and unusual conch breeding area.

Little Water Cay Island in the Turks and Caicos islands, the only place in the world to see the endangered rock iguana in its natural habitat.