Turks & Caicos

A cluster of coral-fringed isles in a sea that seems to shift through shades of turquoise neon, gleaming white yachts drifting at anchor in the pristine bays and lavish unspoiled cays, vibrant coral reefs and the biggest underwater cave system in the Caribbean, perfect white sands fusing with the warm turquoise waters, caribbean chic, a serene and blissful place to blend in with the relaxed and fashionable crowd.

Just twenty years ago, the Turks and Caicos Islands were one of the quietest and least-known destinations in the Caribbean. Today, on the back of classy development on Providenciales, and great beaches and diving on all of theIslands, they have become one of the most fashionable places to visit in the area. The country has two groups of islands - eight inhabited and around forty uninhabited.

Similar to the southern Bahamas Islands, to which they are geographically linked, these flat, coral Islands have kilometres of sandy beaches and are a water playground. From the main tourist centre of Providenciales to the quiet and tranquil Islands of North and Middle Caicos to the historic Capital Island of Grand Turk; each one offers a different experience and a unique character but all offer the same Turks and Caicos Islands all year round great climate, beaches and underwater activities.

The only true way to experience the Turks and Caicos Islands is to experience each island in the entire chain. This is probably why most of the visitors come back to the Turks and Caicos on a regular basis.

The best time to travel to the Turks & Caicos is during our winter and spring months of December to June. The climate is perfect, with temperatures in the 80s all year round and cooling trade winds.