TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS
Having mastered the perfect blend of opulence and relaxation, the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) is a tropical nirvana, home to crashing sapphire seas, beaches so white they practically shine, verdant foliage, and an abundant cultural tapestry that bursts to life the moment you set foot on the archipelago.
Comprising 40 coral islands and countless inlets and cays, TCI epitomises preserved natural beauty, with many of the smaller islands barely altered by the touch of humankind. As the Caribbean’s most precious gem, the country is a place where boundless luxury and rustic fantasy can be enjoyed on the same day.
The mantra ‘Beautiful by Nature’ perfectly encapsulates TCI’s spectacular beaches and pristine marine environments, which act as some of the defining features of this island paradise. Its famed white sandy beaches result from the unique consistency of broken-down shells and coral, making each footstep akin to walking a path through the country’s vast history.
Venture into the crystal-clear waters to swim alongside tentacled octopuses, spotted eagle rays, pulsing barrel sponges, blushing conchs, friendly nurse sharks, and even staggeringly magnificent humpback whales.
TCI is more than just its breathtaking scenery; the country offers a world of adventure and cultural heritage ready to be explored across its many islands and cities. Prepare for surprises at every turn, including the country’s incredibly riveting and in-depth pirate history, which features notorious names such as ‘Calico’ Jack, Anne Bonny, Mary Read, and many more swashbuckling buccaneers who once had bases in some of the countless coves and inlets.
Providenciales is the nation’s lively hub, with a plethora of luxurious resorts, shopping spots, world-class restaurants, and historical tours at every corner. Grand Turk is another island that many travellers flock to, as it boasts immense natural beauty combined with countless activities to pursue.
Whether you seek an exhilarating aquatic adventure, an insightful historic tour, or a serene sunset cruise, there’s something to satiate every visitor in this multi-island haven.
Don’t miss the opportunity for an intimate escape to a destination that oozes untouched charm; TCI is waiting to lure you into a heavenly paradise of dazzling shores, turquoise waters, and a laid-back island vibe you won’t experience anywhere else.
LANDMARK ATTRACTIONS
Admiral Cockburn Land and Sea National Park
Off the coast of South Caicos lies a 480-acre national park that supports one of the world’s few remaining healthy barrier reef systems. This expansive marine and terrestrial protected area plays a crucial role in replenishing the wild conch, lobster, and fish populations in the Caicos Banks. It also offers unparalleled underwater beauty that visitors can explore by scuba diving, snorkelling, or swimming to truly bask in the natural phenomena that is the Admiral Cockburn Land and Sea National Park.
Bird Rock Point
Experience nature at its finest at Bird Rock Point – one of the last remaining undeveloped areas of the east end of Providenciales. A scenic heritage field road, this hiking trail was cleared in 2014 by the TCI National Trust and is home to a variety of wildlife, scenic wetlands, tranquil coasts, and coppice native vegetation. Once at the highest point, it is even possible to see the circular pens of the abandoned Caicos Conch Farm in the shallow waters to the west.
Bambarra Beach
The ultimate in total relaxation and unfiltered natural beauty, Bambarra Beach is the place to indulge in a fantasy getaway. Near the historic settlement of Bambarra, this sandy nirvana is known for its mind-blowingly long natural sandbar and tranquil ocean conditions, making it a true hidden treasure for those seeking clear, warm waters and a secluded location to relax in the ambience of TCI.
Q&A WITH EXPERIENCE TURKS AND CAICOS
Whether it’s your first time visiting TCI or you’re returning for yet another memorable trip to the stunning archipelago, Experience Turks and Caicos is here to offer travellers everything they need to know about the country and its many offerings.
Providing insider insights into everything from the best resorts and hotels to world-class dining options and sun-drenched beaches, Experience Turks and Caicos is your go-to for planning the ultimate vacation escape fit for any type of holidaymaker.
We revisit the extraordinary island nation with Trina Adams, Chief Marketing Officer, and learn how travellers can unearth the extraordinary, reignite a sense of wanderlust, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Since we last spoke, what has Experience Turks and Caicos been up to?
Trina Adams, Chief Marketing Officer (TA): Since our last conversation, Experience Turks and Caicos has continued to build momentum across several fronts. We have expanded our core team with strategic hires to strengthen our capabilities, and we’ve onboarded destination marketing representatives across our key source markets – namely the US, Canada, and Latin America. Their role is to increase market penetration, deepen trade engagement, and elevate brand awareness.
On the digital front, we have initiated a full redesign of our website to enhance the user experience and storytelling.
At the same time, we continue to focus on increasing arrivals – both by air and cruise. In Q1 2025, we recorded 192,297 stayover arrivals, with March being our highest-performing month. This surge was largely driven by the spring break and Easter traffic, with airlines responding to demand by deploying larger aircraft. Our top source markets continue to be the US, Canada, and the UK.
On the cruise side, Grand Turk saw 410,107 passengers in the first quarter alone – a remarkable 54 percent year-on-year increase. The frequency of calls to port also rose significantly, averaging two ships per day.
What is your organisation’s most recent set of goals, and have you decided on any new targets moving forwards?
TA: Our strategic priorities for the current year centre around four key pillars:
- Brand and positioning
We aim to elevate TCI as a luxury, eco-conscious, and culturally rich destination. This involves launching focused campaigns that highlight our boutique and sustainable offerings across all islands – not just Providenciales. - Digital transformation and data intelligence
We are advancing a complete digital transformation, including an improved web experience and the integration of performance analytics. This will allow us to execute targeted campaigns, track traveller trends in real time, and drive smarter, data-led decisions. - Partnership expansion
Strengthening alliances with airlines, online travel agencies, and travel advisors is a top priority. Our goal is to increase airlift, participate in joint marketing ventures, and implement comprehensive destination training for the travel trade. - Sustainable and inclusive tourism
We are committed to embedding sustainability and community upliftment into every aspect of product development – supporting small businesses, preserving our natural assets, and empowering local talent.
Our primary focus remains on our core source markets – the US, Canada, the UK, and Latin America – where we continue to strengthen brand visibility and trade engagement.
Looking ahead, we are also exploring opportunities to diversify our market reach by assessing emerging potential in secondary markets such as Germany and other parts of Europe. This approach aligns with our long-term goal of expanding airlift, attracting high-value visitors, and ensuring a more resilient and globally diversified tourism sector.
“We aim to elevate TCI as a luxury, eco-conscious, and culturally rich destination”
Trina Adams, Chief Marketing Officer, Experience Turks and Caicos
Has there been any recent change in how you continue to evolve your promotional strategy and sell TCI as a destination?
TA: Absolutely. We’ve realigned our promotional strategy to be more destination-inclusive and insight-driven.
One major shift is the recruitment of dedicated representation in our core international markets. This allows us to tailor our messaging to regional preferences whilst fostering stronger relationships with key stakeholders.
We are also increasing our participation in global travel trade events and consumer-facing activations, all whilst investing in digital storytelling and influencer collaborations. A big focus for us now is shifting the perception of TCI from just a “sun, sea, and sand” getaway to a multi-island destination rich in culture, adventure, and wellness experiences.
Are there any interesting new projects in the pipeline you wish to highlight?
TA: There is a great deal of exciting development happening across TCI:
Hotel developments
We welcomed two luxury properties in late 2024 – The Strand (160 rooms, including villas) and South Bank (92 rooms).
In 2025, Ambergris Cay joined the Virtuoso portfolio as our ninth Virtuoso property.
Upcoming properties
- Beaches Treasure Beach Village (2026) – 101 additional rooms
- Andaz Turks and Caicos – 184 rooms
- The Loren at Turtle Cove – 34 rooms
- Kempinski Grace Bay (2027) – 123 rooms
- Kimpton Turks and Caicos – 192 rooms
- St Regis Grace Bay – 162 rooms
- Hotel Indigo Grace Bay – 56 rooms
Airport upgrades
The 2025/2026 Congestion Alleviation project at Providenciales International Airport (PLS) has entered its second phase and will introduce additional boarding gates for international departures. The first phase expanded the upper floor of the departure lounge and installed a new security checkpoint, providing a more efficient security screening process.
South Caicos’ Norman B. Saunders Sr. International Airport (XSC) recently welcomed international flights. Phase two will enhance infrastructure with a new parking lot and landscaping.
North Caicos Airport (NCA) also has a new terminal design, and Caicos Express now offers scheduled domestic flights that complement the daily ferry service.
“We are committed to embedding sustainability and community upliftment into every aspect of product development – supporting small businesses, preserving our natural assets, and empowering local talent”
Trina Adams, Chief Marketing Officer, Experience Turks and Caicos
What, in your opinion, are some of the lesser-known or underrated spots or attractions that tourists can visit?
TA: We encourage visitors to explore beyond Providenciales and experience the rich diversity of our sister islands. Some great lesser-known attractions are:
- Bambarra Beach, Middle Caicos – Recently ranked number one in the Caribbean by USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, this serene spot offers untouched beauty.
- Wade’s Green Plantation, North Caicos – A preserved loyalist plantation rich in history and heritage.
- Bird Rock Point, Providenciales – Ideal for hiking and panoramic photography.
- Gibbs Cay, Grand Turk – Swim with stingrays in this unique and safe marine encounter.
- Admiral Cockburn Land and Sea National Park, South Caicos – A pristine ecosystem home to vibrant coral reefs, lagoons, and endemic marine life.
What are you most proud of in terms of the organisation and its historical legacy?
TA: What I’m most proud of is seeing Experience Turks and Caicos evolve into a world-class destination management and marketing organisation. Despite our relative youth, we are scaling our impact – unifying the voice of TCI tourism and ensuring that the growth of our sector is inclusive, strategic, and community-focused.
We’re also proud of our advocacy for sustainable development and cultural preservation, which helps protect the destination’s essence whilst delivering meaningful economic benefits to our people.
What new trends are transforming the tourism industry in TCI, and how are you utilising them?
TA: Sustainability is the most transformative trend, and we’ve embedded it at every level of our strategy. Our initiatives in collaboration with our stakeholders include:
- Ecotourism promotion – Activities such as birding, hiking, biking, kayaking, and kiteboarding are being actively promoted.
- Marine and terrestrial conservation – We have safeguarded 177,200 acres across 11 national parks, 11 nature reserves, and four sanctuaries.
- Sustainable farming – The growth of hydroponic farms and resort-driven initiatives like Seven Stars Resort’s Freight Farm are supporting farm-to-table models.
- Policy leadership – We’ve enacted bans on single-use plastics and integrated sustainability into the National Tourism Strategy and National Physical Development Plan.
What fresh challenges does the local tourism industry anticipate moving forwards, and how will you react in a positive and preventative way?
TA: As demand increases, infrastructure pressure and destination-carrying capacity are emerging challenges. To address these, we have conducted a Tourism Carrying Capacity Study to ensure sustainable growth that does not compromise the environment or residents’ quality of life.
Another challenge is climate resilience. We are working closely with local and international agencies to adopt stronger climate adaptation strategies and encouraging the private sector to do the same.
Are you optimistic about the future of the tourism industry in TCI?
TA: Despite global uncertainty and geopolitical shifts, we remain confident in the future of our tourism sector. TCI enjoys a high repeat visitor rate and caters to a predominantly affluent, luxury-seeking clientele – two strong indicators of destination resilience.
With continued investment in infrastructure, sustainable practices, and our brand promise, we’re well-positioned to not just maintain our share of the global tourism market but grow it.
OUTLOOK RECOMMENDS
Eat:
FOR A REFRESHINGLY LOCAL DRINK…
Offering everything from spirits to fresh water and even TCI’s first brewery, Provo Beverages is well-recognised for its mouth-watering refreshments that quench palates all across the islands.
Most notably known for TC Crystal – the leading water provider to the islands – Provo Beverages has led efforts to supply TCI’s residents and visitors with clean, sustainable drinking water since 2007. In choosing TC Crystal, customers support a movement for a better world and join a journey towards a greener future, where every refreshing sip counts towards a healthier planet.
Besides crystal-clear water, guaranteed to alleviate even the hottest of days, Provo Beverages is also home to Caicos Cream. Inspired by the evening sea air, which possesses a sweetness only a fortunate few who have experienced the archipelago will find familiar, this local Irish-style cream liqueur is a handcrafted blend of golden-age whisky, fresh cream, and just a hint of organic cacao to create a rich, indulgent spirit only found in TCI.
The newest addition to the Provo Beverages brand line-up is 21°N Gin – a twist on a classic London-style dry gin using foraged botanicals and sure to be an instant classic. Don’t forget to try the spirit of TCI, Bambarra, which is blended from the finest Caribbean rums to create drinks as rich as the history of the islands themselves.
Equally as delicious are Provo Beverages’ other drink choices, including the boldly crisp Osprey Vodka, the signature Tradewinds Spirits line, and the festive Bambashay, alongside its Turks Head Brewery – the island’s only locally brewed beer.
Do:
FOR PERSONALISED AND RELAXED TRAVEL SERVICE…
FOR RELIABLE AND PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CARE…
FOR EXCLUSIVITY AT THE HEART OF THE ISLANDS…
The exclusive real estate partner of Forbes, Grace Bay Realty is a consortium of top-tier brokerages worldwide. Having celebrated over 20 years of excellence and on a mission to help buyers seamlessly integrate into communities and sellers achieve their goals of attracting the perfect match for their properties, Grace Bay Realty allows you to embark on a journey where real estate dreams become reality.
FOR AN OPPORTUNITY TO CRUISE IN LUXURY…
Exploring TCI’s breathtaking islands is a must when visiting the destination. Kenard Cruises allows you to do just that – traverse the turquoise waters and beaches in ultimate exclusivity and style. Hire either a boat charter or a private yacht cruise and allow Kenard Cruises to ensure that the moment you step aboard, the day becomes the highlight of your vacation.
FOR AN EXCLUSIVE WATER-BASED ADVENTURE…
Caribbean Cruisin’ – TCI’s premier boat charter and excursion company – is here to provide vacation-goers with a once-in-a-lifetime chance to experience the clear turquoise waters of a true tropical paradise.
Guided by an experienced captain and crew, it doesn’t matter if you’re seeking a half-day or full-day excursion – Caribbean Cruisin’ has got you covered.
Committed to providing visitors with an unforgettable experience chock-full of excitement, relaxation, and stunning natural beauty, the company offers everything from exploring vibrant reefs, free diving in search of succulent lobster and conch, or the opportunity to simply relax and soak up the sun on one of many pristine white sandy beaches.
Founded in 2005, Caribbean Cruisin’ is a locally-owned and operated company that began with a single boat and quickly flourished into a fleet of unparalleled vessels, earning a reputation as one of the top boat charter companies in the region.
This continued success is due to the company’s commitment to providing top-notch service, experienced crew, safety and customer satisfaction.
Alongside boat charter services, Caribbean Cruisin’ also operates the TCI Ferry – a reliable and affordable transportation option for travellers and locals alike. The ferry connects the islands of North and Middle Caicos to Providenciales, allowing visitors to easily explore all the islands have to offer.
As the company continues to serve customers and provide endless memories, it remains dedicated to exceptional experiences and contributing to the incredible tourism opportunities that TCI provides.
Immerse yourself in the stunning waters of this tropical paradise with Caribbean Cruisin’.
FOR CLEAN, COOL, AND COMFORTABLE RELIABILITY…
If you’re looking to rent a trustworthy, relaxing, and steadfast vehicle whilst on your life-altering trip to TCI, then Turquoise Rent a Car is for you.
Offering premium vehicles to enhance your stay on the islands of North and Middle Caicos, Turquoise Rent a Car not only provides flexibility and first-class customer service but also ensures your trip will be as memorable and adventure-filled as possible.
Located in Ferry Port, Belfield Landing, on the island of North Caicos, the car rental company boasts the most vehicle categories to ensure your perfect motorised fit. All of the options include four doors with premium comfort for any group size and are equipped with air conditioning, airbags, and automatic transmissions.
Book online or call the company today to have your choice between a fleet of small, mid-size, full-size, and large SUVs, in addition to vans for even larger groups of travellers.
No matter what sort of vehicle you are looking for, you’ll always be met with a smile, helpful attitude, and prompt and friendly service from Turquoise Rent a Car. A timely and professional experience is promised, along with no hidden fees.
Allow yourself to seamlessly and reliably enjoy all that TCI has to offer and lose yourself in the thrill of exploring somewhere new in the clean, cool comfort of Turquoise Rent a Car – the premier car rental company that takes your vacation from memorable to breathtakingly exquisite.
Sleep:
FOR A GETAWAY ON THE REEF…
FOR A PLACE WHERE LAND, SEA, AND RELAXATION MERGE…
Unwind in paradise where simple elegance meets perfect harmony at Ocean Club Resorts. Situated on the immaculate, white-sand Grace Bay Beach, which has been voted multiple times as one of the best beaches in the world, the resort offers two stunning beachfront locations where visitors can immerse themselves in unique experiences, dining delights, and superb amenities.
FOR A STAY AT THE ULTIMATE BEACH HAVEN…
Salterra Resort and Spa is a truly unique destination in which visitors can discover a world where senses are heightened, and remote tranquillity gives way to a new palette of sensations amongst jaw-dropping settings. Offering captivating and curated resort experiences, Salterra Resort and Spa invites you to intimately experience the vivid colours of the island.
FOR A COLLECTION OF HOSPITALITY EXPERTS…
Waterloo Hotel Management Ltd. is a hospitality management organisation that boasts premium brands, including Ambergris Cay Private Island Resort, Blue Haven, Alexandra Resort, Turks and Caicos. Collection, and Fort George Hotel. These all-inclusive beachfront properties offer comfortable accommodations, friendly service, and fabulous dining experiences that aren’t to be missed.
FOR THE ULTIMATE RELAXATION EXPERIENCE…
Embrace affordable luxury as you enter the Oasis at Grace Bay, a nine-suite, two-villa, and 25-studio boutique hotel in TCI – a private location where everything is perfect on purpose.
Located south of the Grace Bay Club, the Oasis at Grace Bay is walking distance from the renowned Grace Bay Beach and the perfect place to stay on your sun-soaked vacation.
The decadent rooms and vibrant atmosphere are where contemporary, modern design meets luxurious and affordable accommodations. The villas are specifically designed for indoor-outdoor living, boasting a gazebo lounge and private pool, creating an idyllic scene for a relaxing holiday experience.
Enjoy ample amenities such as complimentary bikes, commendable cleanliness, and attentive, friendly service.
For those looking to go home with a story, the Oasis at Grace Bay helps guests plan a multitude of water activities, such as snorkelling, scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, bone fishing, sailing, windsurfing, motor boating, parasailing, water skiing, and more – perfect for all types of sports enthusiasts and adventurers.
This private paradise is not only bountiful with adventure and fun but simply exudes romance at every turn. Insightful service paired with classic opulence make the Oasis at Grace Bay a premier wedding venue and romantic interlude for hosting only the most special of occasions.
Equally as tempestuous are the multitude of facilities the boutique hotel has to offer to rejuvenate guests and provide a moment of blissful serenity.
The Oasis at Grace Bay, as the name inspires, is the perfect location to relax and unwind, with its pure tranquillity charming you time and again.
Find your place in the sun and love your stay at this premier, affordable luxury hotel.
FOR A PRIVATE WELLNESS AND RELAXATION ESCAPE…
Nestled in the heart of Providenciales along the internationally renowned Grace Bay Beach, Alive and Well Resorts is the TCI nirvana you have been dreaming of. Prepare to immerse yourself in a truly serene island lifestyle whilst basking in a curated experience made to rejuvenate your mind, body, and soul.
As a wellness-focused, accessible luxury retreat, Alive and Well Resorts is more than just a place to stay; it’s a personal investment in your longevity, vitality, and overall well-being.
Tucked between lush botanical gardens, the resort offers an opportunity to reconnect with nature, unwind, and melt away the stresses of everyday life.
Proud winners of the Wellness Resort of the Year award in TCI, the team at Alive and Well Resorts is dedicated to creating a tranquil environment that ensures guests enjoy only the highest standards of service and hospitality.
Choose a world of relaxation and luxury with a unique destination that allows you to ‘get away from it all’ and embrace the harmony of island living whilst connecting with nature, restoring your well-being, and making memories that will last a lifetime.
WADE’S GREEN PLANTATION IN FOCUS
Widely regarded as one of the best-surviving examples of a Loyalist plantation left anywhere in the Caribbean, Wade’s Green Plantation is a uniquely well-preserved historical agricultural site that highlights the extensive, yet heavy, history of TCI and its modern-day inhabitants.
Constructed in 1789 as a cotton plantation, the land was granted to Loyalist Wade Stubbs by the then-reigning British monarch King George III as compensation for the land Stubbs lost as a result of the US’ successful departure from Great Britain during the Revolutionary War.
As slavery was legal in British territories during this era and widely relied upon by white plantation owners, Wade’s Green Plantation was no exception. The number of enslaved people in the British Indies increased after the Revolutionary War as British Loyalists migrated to islands such as TCI, and Wade’s Green Plantation was well-known as one of the largest and most expansive sites.
The plantation is located near the Kew settlement in North Caicos, which was the centre of agriculture in the 18th and 19th centuries and now resides only a short drive away from the North Caicos ferry terminal at Bellefield Landing.
Up until about a decade ago, the plantation was almost entirely reclaimed by the surrounding vegetation, with only the main buildings being accessible. With the number of tourists and desire to reclaim the truth about the nation’s heritage both increasing, the TCI National Trust took over the site, renovating the paths to the ruins and constructing tiled plaques identifying many of the buildings.
The grounds themselves also serve as a fascinating destination for natural historians, as the ruins sit within an extensive area of Dry Tropical Forest – a rare and highly threatened habitat with crucial populations of native birds and reptiles.
Specifically, visitors can see yellow-crowned night herons, green herons, small lizards, and the harmless Caicos dwarf boa throughout the grounds, alongside plants that were once traditionally grown on the island, such as cotton, sisal, and papaya.
Recognising and learning about the complex history of Wade’s Green Plantation not only provides a more rounded picture of TCI’s diverse past but is paramount to unearthing honest discussions and conversations about the nation and its people’s identities and future.
WELLNESS TOURISM IN FOCUS
Wellness tourism and travel are at an all-time high as more and more discerning holidaymakers around the globe are seeking out experiences that emphasise rejuvenation and relaxation.
The number of international destinations offering this unique version of travel is increasing each year, and the many islands and cays that make up TCI are no exception. With the perfect combination of luxurious spas, tranquil yoga retreats, and an all-natural nirvana, the nation offers visitors the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience true internal harmony.
This specific realm of the hospitality industry comprises health, fitness, spirituality, and travel, typically using different activities and guided treatments that nourish the human spirit, reduce stress, and encourage holistic well-being.
TCI, and its serene ambience, is an ideal setting for wellness getaways and provides an unforgettable experience that leaves you feeling reborn.
As the epitome of barefoot luxury, the island nation has become a thriving wellness destination in recent years. Its stunning waters and vast beaches bring immediate nurturing benefits, whilst a multitude of resorts and villas offer wellness amenities such as fitness programmes, spas, nutritious dining experiences, yoga and pilates classes, mindfulness and meditation sessions, eco-wellness activities, and digital detoxes.
Nourish your soul with the exceptional beauty of TCI, where the natural healing powers are palpable, and travellers are lulled by the soothing effects of the coastal setting and the tide’s daily rhythms. The country’s calming spirit acts as a sanctuary of tranquillity, which emphasises practices of inner peace and self-awareness.
Focus on your mental, physical, and emotional well-being in this Caribbean paradise today, and take some much-needed downtime in TCI.
GETTING THERE AND AROUND
Located in the tropical Atlantic, to the southeast of the Bahamas and north of the Dominican Republic, getting to TCI commonly involves either flying to the islands or arriving via cruise ship.
If choosing the former, all international flights land at PLS, with the exception of an American Airlines flight that takes passengers from Miami directly to XSC.
Those who hold passports from the US, Canada, and the UK don’t need to acquire a visa ahead of visiting the islands, whilst those from other countries will have to apply for a TCI visitor’s visa in advance.
The country experiences consistent and beautiful weather year-round, with the average temperature ranging between 24 and 35 degrees Celsius and the water temperature only changing by a few degrees throughout the year.
February, March, and April are the most popular months to visit as they offer the best combination of weather, prices, and availability. August to November is considered the rainy season, although there is still plenty of sunlight to be enjoyed.
The only truly seasonal aspect of the country is whale watching, as the staggering creatures only make their appearance from late December to early March each year.
Once in the country, no matter the time of year, it is generally recommended that visitors rent a vehicle during their stay, as there are no public bus or train transport options on any of the islands, and taxis, whilst available, can charge quite high rates. Note that vehicles drive on the left side of the road and that the country utilises roundabouts, not stoplights.
Getting between the islands can be easily accomplished by using either domestic flights, ferry services, or the causeway between North and Middle Caicos.
You’ll find most domestic flights and ferries serve the islands of Grand Turk and Providenciales, as they are home to the majority of the country’s population.
