Yacht Charter in Turks and Caicos

Turks and Caicos Islands are located on the world's 3d largest coral reef system located south of the Bahamas. Easy access from Miami, New York, Toronto, and London provides you with the convenience of accessibility to these islands, where cruising around its waters is the best way to enjoy a Caribbean holiday in this British territory. Having a reputation as being among the most beautiful scuba and snorkeling sites in the world. Chartering a yacht in these islands is definitely a holiday to remember.

Turks and Caicos is a luxury destination with world-class resorts, spas, and famous for its uncrowded, pristine beaches. Superyachts are popular in this region, where the likes of a week-long yacht charter can go for $15,000 to $70,000 depending on the size of the yacht and accommodations. With all-inclusive prices that include a professional captain, private chef, gourmet food, and water sports equipment, a 130-foot luxury motor yacht can cost around $150,000 for a full week's rental good for 12 people on board + crew; while a 200-foot superyacht can cost around $400,000 per week for the same amount of people on board.

Yachting season in Turks and Caicos Islands starts in November and ends in June when soft trade winds and warm weather create the perfect opportunity to cruise on calm waters and enjoy sunny skies.

A full day yacht charter in the Islands is definitely the best way to enjoy the waters when you're done exploring the mainland and onshore activities and sights. Since most of the beaches in the Providenciales mainland is shallow, a yacht charter is the best way to get from one beach to another. A trip to Turks and Caicos is never complete without a visit to Grace Bay. Depart from one of the marinas in the central Providenciales and head your way to Grace Bay, considered to be the best beach in the group of islands, and was even named as the "Best Beach in the World" in 2015 and 2018 by a number of travel companies.

Its waters are unbelievably blue, its sand is stunningly soft and white, and its water is completely calm as it is protected from the swells of the Atlantic Ocean by a reef one mile away from the shore. Enjoy a day of kayaking, paddle boarding, jet-skiing, banana boat riding, and parasailing on the bay, then kayak your way to the beach and enjoy the restaurant and bar on the beachfront. Head back on board and visit Turtle Cove, where the beaches of Babalua and Smith's reef offer ideal snorkeling. Get back on board and enjoy a sunset before getting back to the marina to end your yacht charter for a day itinerary.

An overnight yacht charter allows you to wake up to the magnificent sun rising and the beautiful blue skies seemingly blending with the blue waters on the horizon. You can start your overnight yacht charter from central Providenciales and head to West Harbour Bluff, a protected site and features a small peninsula with sea cliffs. Explore the area and visit an open-faced cave, one mile of secluded beach, and witness brown pelicans flying over the waters.

Anchor here for the night, then make your way to Chalk Sound in the morning. Powered boats are prohibited in this natural lagoon but your yacht charter can anchor on the bay and you can kayak or paddleboard to the lagoon. It is a highly scenic lagoon and a national park with shallow and glistening blue waters with hundreds of smaller rocky islands. You can find a wide array of wildlife and marine life in this lagoon, such as the Caicos Rock Iguanas, bonefish and barracuda, stingrays, and lemon sharks.

Get back on the yacht for a scrumptious lunch then explore Cooper Jack, a 300-meter-long beach that disappears at high tide. Explore the sinkholes and caves on the shore, but if you've got kids with you, it's best they stay on board as there are hidden caves and holes that may be a hazard for young children. Head your way back to the marina after exploring Cooper Jack to end your overnight yacht charter in Turks and Caicos.

With dozens of islands to explore, a week-long liveaboard on your private yacht charter is truly the best way to explore the Turks and Caicos Islands. Here is a sample itinerary for an epic island-hopping week-long expedition:

Day 1: South Caicos

Enjoy the South Caicos region with snorkeling, beach BBQ, and touring historic villages. If your holiday falls between January to April, whale watching for humpback whales is possible in this area.

Day 2: Grand Turk

The island capital of the Turks, a visit to its National Museum is a must, while you can enjoy a few hours of swimming at Gibbs Cay, as well as swimming with friendly stingrays. You can also dive, fish, and snorkel on its beaches.

Day 3: Salt Cay

This island has been recognized as a rustic and historic island as if time stood still. You can still witness preserved sites of the islands' salt trading industry, which was the islands' biggest economy in the 1800s. You can also dive a 17th-century British warship, enjoy bird watching, and witness the famous Turks pink flamingos.

Day 4-5: Big Sand Cay, French Cay

An uninhabited island is known for being a bird sanctuary. You can also enjoy a hike in the mainland, and enjoy a few hours on the beach. French Cay is another uninhabited island that is a remarkable getaway spot for some tranquility and relaxation.

Day 6: Grace Bay

And of course, a visit to Grace Bay is a must in your Turks and Caicos itinerary. Enjoy horseback riding, kitesurfing, as well as its bevy of restaurants and bars on the beach. Finally, on day seven, head back to the marina at Providenciales.

With dozens of immaculate beaches to choose from, couples can have unforgettable destination weddings in any of the island's beaches that make for the perfect venue for a stunning wedding. If a private island ceremony is not your thing, you can also have your party on the yacht itself. Make sure to rent a superyacht with a large deck area and alfresco dining, where you can cruise along the waters of the Atlantic and the great Turks and Caicos Islands as your backdrop. A wedding yacht charter is perfect for taking advantage of the natural beauty.

A luxury yacht is a quintessential way to explore the Turks and Caicos Islands. Superyachts are the perfect option for a week-long liveaboard, or for a shorter weekend yacht holiday. The modern capital of Provo is filled with golf courses and top-class restaurants, but as soon as you're done indulging on land, it's time for your luxury yacht charter to explore the dozens of pristine islands nearby.

The Turks and Caicos is a tranquil and luxurious holiday destination favored by superyacht owners all over the world. With dozens of islands and most of them not having any development, if you've ever wanted to explore a region with no tourism infrastructure insight, then this region is the best option for your luxury yacht charter holiday.