Providenciales,
Turks and Caicos

You are visiting a group of islands. You have gorgeous weather, sunny skies, amazingly blue waters and access to great snorkeling, diving, fishing and more. It’s a given that you’ll want to spend some time on the water. When? Anytime. Early morning island hopping, afternoon play or sunset magic, take your pick. Boats give you access to secluded islands and beaches, specific snorkeling spots, water skiing, tubing and more.

Did you know that Long Bay is one of the the best places in the world to learn how to kitesurf? Perhaps you do because you already love this activity. Regardless of your level, the shallow, turquoise water, steady wind, perfect orientation, schooling and great equipment will make your experience unforgettable. Oh! And kids over 12 can learn, too!

Many people will rent a jetski and jump waves in the same crowded area, over and over. We’ve done this, too! However, we especially love the guided tours that take you out for 2 hours, visit different islands and give you an insider’s view of the destination. It’s a fun way to really explore the surroundings. Can you do it with kids? Well yes, and no. We would suggest going with older kids – at least 10 years old – because the water can get choppy.

Stand-up paddle boarding (SUP) is a trendy activity that’s certainly found its home in and around Providenciales. Accessible and easy, it allows you to paddle at your own speed, explore the mangroves and several beautiful, natural spots around Providenciales. If you prefer to kayak, you might want to sit on the board then. Equally fun and perhaps simpler if you’re travelling with younger children. By the way, Iguana island and Chalk sound should be on your SUP list.

You don’t need a boat to enjoy the water every day. Off-shore snorkeling is another fun way to spend some time in the water. Coral Garden and Smith’s Reef, two known snorkel spots, are easily accessible from the shore. Not keen on bringing equipment? Not a problem. We’ve have adult and kid sets available at the villa.

Providenciales has the advantage of being within access to over 70 miles of barrier reefs and walls. Because of this, there’s a huge variety in the dive sites. Locations off Grace Bay Beach tend to have spur and groove reef formations with shelves at different levels, West Caicos offers sheer edges, and some spots in the south banks even offer undercut walls. Swim-throughs, canyons and sand chutes can be found at many dive sites. The diving in Turks and Caicos will open you doors on this fantastic environment.

Providenciales is a reproduction of what you’d expect in a city back home: it’s loaded with options! Wining and dining are at the top of the list. Known for the quality of its restaurants, our island’s amenities were conceived with the desires and needs of the luxury tourism market in mind. When you host discerning, experienced travellers, expectations are high and products and services must live up. Whether you lunch by the sea, want gourmet breakfast, homemade ice cream, a spectacular dinner or even want to shop and cook with the finest ingredients, we’ve got it all.