Captain Oak’s Tiki Hut is one of Turks & Caicos’ most unique overwater attractions—an iconic floating bar and chill-out spot set in crystal-clear turquoise water. It’s the perfect stop for relaxing, swimming, and soaking in the Caribbean vibe.

Guests will journey out to one of Turks & Caicos’ most iconic landmarks—the La Famille Express Shipwreck, a massive cargo ship that ran aground during a 2004 storm and now sits dramatically in shallow turquoise water. As you approach, the silhouette of the rusted ship rises from the sea, providing an unforgettable backdrop for photos and videos.

Noah’s Ark is one of Turks & Caicos’ most famous floating beach bars—a lively overwater hangout surrounded by stunning turquoise water. It’s the perfect mix of island vibes, great music, refreshing drinks, and picture-perfect scenery.

Leeward Reef is one of the most beautiful and accessible snorkeling spots in Providenciales, offering calm waters, vibrant marine life, and excellent visibility. It’s an ideal stop for beginners, families, and experienced snorkelers looking to explore the underwater world of Turks & Caicos.

Little Water Cay, also known as Iguana Island, is one of Turks & Caicos’ most beautiful and protected natural attractions. This small cay is home to the endangered Rock Iguana, found only in this part of the world. It’s a peaceful, scenic stop that blends wildlife, nature, and stunning turquoise water.

Fort George Cay is one of the most stunning and peaceful stops in Turks & Caicos, famous for its powder-white sandbars, shallow turquoise water, and untouched island beauty. It’s a dream location for photos, swimming, and relaxing in pure Caribbean paradise.