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Turks & Caicos
Crystal waters and powdery perfection.
Overview
Turks and Caicos is home to Grace Bay Beach, consistently ranked among the world's best. These forty low-lying islands offer turquoise waters of impossible clarity, world-class diving, and an exclusive resort scene that rivals any Caribbean destination.
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Getting There
Providenciales International Airport (PLS) handles private aviation with a modern FBO. The airport is just 15 minutes from Grace Bay's premier resorts.
PLS
Providenciales International Airport
Primary
From Miami
1.8h
From New York
3.5h
From Toronto
4h
From London
9h
Why Fly Private
Turks and Caicos has limited commercial flight connections, with most routes funneling through Miami or Charlotte. Flying private gives you direct access from virtually any departure city, saving hours of layovers and connections. The islands' exclusivity is matched by the privacy of your arrival — step off your jet and onto one of the world's most beautiful beaches within minutes.
Private Jet Experience
Landing at Providenciales International Airport, you taxi to the modern FBO terminal where friendly Turks and Caicos immigration officers expedite your arrival. The warm Caribbean breeze greets you as you step onto the tarmac, and a luxury SUV transfers you to your Grace Bay resort in under fifteen minutes — or directly to a waiting yacht for an island-hopping adventure.
Luxury Experiences
- Private snorkeling at the Barrier Reef
- Bone fishing in the Caicos Banks
- Spa retreats at Grace Bay resorts
- Private island picnics on uninhabited cays
- Sunset paddleboarding on Chalk Sound
Where to Stay
COMO Parrot Cay
The Shore Club Turks & Caicos
Grace Bay Club
Amanyara
Practical Information
Currency
US Dollar (USD)
Language
English
Timezone
EST (UTC-5)
Visa
US, UK, Canadian, and EU citizens can visit visa-free for up to 90 days with a valid passport.
Tipping
15–20% at restaurants; $5–10 per bag for hotel staff; 10–15% for boat and tour guides.
Emergency
911 or 999
Frequently Asked Questions
Can private jets fly direct to Turks and Caicos?
Yes, Providenciales International Airport (PLS) has an 8,000-foot runway that accommodates all sizes of private jets, from light jets to ultra-long-range heavy jets. Direct flights are available from most East Coast cities, Miami, and even transatlantic routes from Europe on larger aircraft.
How much does it cost to fly private to Turks and Caicos?
A private jet to Providenciales costs approximately $10,000–$18,000 from Miami on a light jet, $20,000–$35,000 from New York on a midsize jet, and $50,000–$80,000 from London on a heavy jet. Winter peak season commands premium pricing.
What luxury resorts are near Providenciales airport?
Grace Bay Beach, just 15 minutes from the airport, is home to COMO Parrot Cay, Grace Bay Club, The Shore Club, and The Palms. For ultimate seclusion, Amanyara on the northwestern coast is a 30-minute drive and offers one of the most exclusive resort experiences in the Caribbean.
Best Time to Visit
January to April for peak season with low humidity and calm seas.
Climate
Tropical savanna climate with year-round warmth. Temperatures range 24-32C with consistent trade winds providing natural cooling.
Nearby Destinations
Insider Tip
Charter a private boat to the uninhabited cays for a castaway-style beach day. Amanyara on the west coast offers the most secluded luxury.
Recommended Aircraft
For travel to Turks & Caicos, we recommend the following Midsize Jet aircraft:
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