Providenciales is home to Grace Bay Beach: 20 kilometres of powder white sand where the majority of resorts are found. Divers can discover the rich aquatic life found here in crystal clear waters.
The 20 dive sites comprise of protected reefs, walls, gulleys, swim throughs and channels. With visibility of 30 metres you can expect to see eagle rays, schools of jacks, three metre wide elephant ear sponges and a multitude of marine life from critters to whales.
Clear calm water and an abundant marine life, all protected in the Princess Alexandra National Park, makes this a great place for divers and snorkellers to visit.
The Turks & Caicos are perfect for a liveaboard holiday, with up to five dives of day on offer to explore the colourful reef systems and sheer walls which are decorated with huge orange elephant ear sponges and gorgonians.
Spend time in Provo diving the magnificent walls and relaxing on Grace Bay beach. Diving along a 14 mile barrier reef, you can expect to see sharks, jacks, turtles, rays, dolphin, grouper and grunts.
This all suite resort is located a short walk from the world-famous Grace Bay beach and adjacent to Dive Provo. Facilities include a swimming pool and bar, table tennis, a hot tub, fitness room and a private beach area.
This luxurious liveaboard departs weekly on a thrilling seven night adventure along the coast of Providenciales, West Caicos and French Cay. It moves to the Dominican Republic between Jan-Mar for humpback whale encounters.
Part of the Explorer fleet, this luxurious liveaboard cruises the waters of the Turks & Caicos Islands, offering up to five dives a day - including night dives - to see reef sharks, giant gorgonians and spotted eagle rays.
