Turks and Caicos islands are a British overseas territory consisting of larger Caicos islands and smaller Turks islands. Grand Turk is a British territory island in the Turks and Caicos Islands in the Atlantic Ocean. It is the capital island of the Turks and Caicos with an area of 7 square miles (largest island in the Turks islands). Grand Turk may be small but it’s packed with stunning crystal clear beaches and historic charm.
These photos are from our Eastern Caribbean cruise trip during the second week of February, 2019.
Grand Turk Cruise Port 
Sunset at Grand Turk 
View of Pillory Beach from Cruise 
Beaches at Grand Turk 
Shipwreck on Governor’s Beach from the cruise ship 
Cruise center Beach, View from the cruise 
Grand Turk Cruise Center 
Cruise center Beach 
The brown patch is the walls and brine for sea salt production 
Shipwreck on Governor’s Beach 
View of Governor’s Beach from Cruise 
Governor’s Beach 
View of Governor’s Beach from Cruise 
Grand Turk Cruise Center 
Tour Boats at Grand Turks 
Grand Turk Cruise Center 
Sunset at Grand Turk
Quick Facts and Tips
- Visas and Documents
- U.S. citizens: No visa required, need to carry a valid ID
- For non-U.S. citizens: Need a valid passport and visa
- Best Time to Visit: December to May
- Peak Season: December to March
- Affordable season: April to May
- Hurricane Season: June to November
- Getting there
- By Cruise Ship: Grand Turk Cruise Center. Arriving by cruise ship is easy as all customs and immigration are taken care by the cruise lines
- By Air: Fly into Providenciales International Airport
- Clothing
- Weather is warm, so pack lightweight casual t-shirts, shorts, sundresses, tank tops, swimsuits, sunscreens, hats and a light jacket for the cool evenings
- No public transport, but rental vehicles, taxis, and bicycles, ATVs are available for visitors
- Remember that driving is left hand side
- All beaches are public and free to access
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