White Villas Activities

Many people head to Turks & Caicos Islands for the beaches, and rightfully so! Providenciales boasts some of the most breathtaking beaches in the world. With powdery white sands, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and gentle ocean breezes, these beaches offer a perfect blend of relaxation and natural beauty.

 So when you plan Turks and Caicos beach resort activities, it is recommended to ask about beachside recreation at White Villas.

Kayaking is a favorite activity among guests at White Villas Beach Resort. The good news is that we provide kayaks for our guests, so there’s no need to rent them! While kayaking near the resort in the Long Bay Beach area is enjoyable, for an enhanced experience, head to Chalk Sound National Park in the south of Provo. Here, you’ll find a stunning lagoon with hundreds of small islands to explore.

Kayaking in a see-through-bottom kayak can give you greater visibility of the waters. It is an entirely different experience. These kayaks allow you to see the marine life better. It is recommended to go glass-bottom kayaking in the Coral Gardens reef at Bight Beach, where you can see eagle rays, sting rays, spiny lobsters, barracudas and more. 

If getting out on the water is not on your list of Turks and Caicos beach resort activities, you can visit the Monika viewpoint in Chalk Sound National Park to take a hike around the stunning views of the lagoon.

Glowworm cruises are among the most sought-after Turks and Caicos beach resort activities. Watching these bioluminescent creatures in their full glory is a spectacle you will not forget for the rest of your life. Glowworms are small marine worms inhabiting the shallow bays, wetlands, and channels of Turks & Caicos Islands. These creatures put on a stunning display of their bioluminescence for a very short time in the evening during certain days of the month.

The event occurs around four days after a full moon when millions of glowworms sparkle with a green glow after sunset. The display is part of the creatures’ mating process. 

Scuba diving is one of the first activities that come to mind when you visit the Turks and Caicos Islands. There are many amazing scuba-diving spots on the isles, with some amazing opportunities available off West Caicos and Providenciales’ Northwest Point.

When in Turks and Caicos, you must check the Grand Turk Wall. Here you can go scuba diving and explore the third-largest coral reef in the world. The continental shelf here suddenly drops off from the coral reef. Beyond the Wall, the seabed falls to depths of 7,000 feet. 

Scuba diving here can not only give you the chance to witness a unique undersea feature, but also spend some time in the company of tuna, groupers, reef sharks, eagle rays, manta rays, barracuda, hammerhead, and other sea creatures.

Turks and Caicos receives humpback whales from January through April in certain parts of the isles. If you plan your vacation during this part of the year, you can include whale-watching into your list of Turks and Caicos beach resort activities. During this time, the whales migrate along the Columbus Passage trench to the Silver Banks. This passage goes through the Turks and Caicos islands. 

You can get up close and swim and snorkel alongside the whales. These creatures are gentle in nature and you can swim along with them.

Split Rock gets its name from the strange-shaped sea cliffs spread across the horizon. Also referred to as Pirate’s Cove and West Harbour Bluff, this amazing place is located on the southwest shores of Provo. The place also offers one of the most deserted beaches in the region. 

Besides exploring the unique feature, you can also see various species of birds. Some of the common birds you will come across include brown pelicans, ospreys, white-tailed tropicbirds, and green herons. If you like to explore areas off the beaten path, Split Rock can just be the perfect area for you to explore.