Top Turks and Caicos Private Sightseeing Tours - page 6

Bottom Fishing Come on board in Turks and Caicos.  Our friendly crew will have you smiling and catching fish in no time !    We welcome you aboard, and give you a safety briefing. We then head out and in approximately 30 minutes we anchor start snorkeling along the outside of the reef . Our Captains know the best spots.

Robinson Crusoe Island Beach Hideaway Cruise Come aboard in Turks and Caicos for your amazing adventure on the crystal clear waters of TCI. We welcome you aboard, and give you a safety briefing. We then head out of the marina and move to the west to view the wild turtles swimming. Keep an eye out for them Then we move to some of our favourite snorkeling spots and can dive for fresh lobster ( in season only). We then cruise to a deserted island and stop and rest on the beach. Indulge in your favourite beverage while you explore the island like Robinson Crusoe. Relax in the sun while your group plays in the crystal blue waters. Then we head past Pine Cay Island, and the villas of the stars on Parrot Cay and cruise back. Options available include staying at Half Moon Bay, exploring Little Water Cay where the iguanas are, or heading to check out the shipwreck " La Famille Express".

Escape the crowds and set your own course for paradise on your private catamaran, 'Big Ben'. This exclusive 4-hour morning sail is your personal journey through the brilliant turquoise waters of Turks and Caicos. We'll guide you to the most vibrant spots on the barrier reef for world-class snorkeling, then find a secluded beach just for you. With no other guests, the day is truly yours to design and savor. * Experience a completely private tour for just your group aboard the 'Big Ben' catamaran. * Snorkel the world's third-largest barrier reef, teeming with colorful fish and coral. * Enjoy the freedom and flexibility to customize your morning adventure. * Our signature rum punch and snacks are included

Iguana Island is in the Turks and Caicos Islands, a UK Overseas Territory situated south of the Bahamas in the Caribbean. Managed by the Turks & Caicos National Trust, it is the most accessible place in the world to see these unique rock iguanas in their natural habitat, and therefore has become a significant ecotourism destination, with dedicated boardwalks. You meander across a turquoise blue channel before stepping off onto a shore that time forgot and where reptiles rule: white sand beaches, wave-worn coralline coast, silver-topped palms swaying in the wind, and mosquito-filled mangrove swamps with floating upside-down jellyfish. Welcome to Little Water Cay, otherwise known as ‘Iguana Island’.