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Turks & Caicos Yacht Charters & Private Boat Charters

Compare private yachts, catamarans and powerboats in Providenciales, then send one inquiry to check your date.

Compare the boats, then choose

We are not a single charter operator. Get Turquoise Guide is where visitors compare the private yacht, catamaran and powerboat charters running out of Providenciales, work out which one fits their group, and check availability without calling five captains.

Every charter listed here is private. The barrier reef sits minutes from Grace Bay, the sandbars between the Caicos Cays are waist deep and impossibly clear, and the uninhabited cays east of Provo are reachable only by water. The itinerary is yours: reef snorkelling, iguanas at Little Water Cay, a long lunch at Half Moon Bay, or a sunset run along Grace Bay.

Send one inquiry with your date and group size and we come back with availability and a quote, including a 5% reduction if you have a Travel ID Code.

Find the right Turks & Caicos yacht for your group

Answer six quick questions and we will shortlist the vessels that fit, then you send one inquiry to check the date.

Yacht vs catamaran vs powerboat

The vessel matters more than the price. These are built for different days on the water.

TypeGuestsBest forWorth knowing
PowerboatUp to 12Speed, value, half day tripsFastest to the far cays. Less shade than a catamaran.
Luxury cruiserUp to 12Comfort without giving up speedMore shade and seating than a powerboat, still quick.
CatamaranUp to 30Groups, celebrations, stabilityWidest deck, least roll. Slower, so book a full day.
YachtUp to 20Air conditioning, crew, rangeInterior salon and chef service. Reaches French Cay.

The fleet

9 vessels, from fast powerboats for couples to a 30 guest catamaran for celebrations. Each page lists specifications, capacity, amenities, destinations and an availability inquiry.

Premium Powerboat charter in Turks & Caicos

Powerboat · Up to 12 guests

Premium Powerboat

Performance. Comfort. Adventure.

Built for speed and smooth handling, this powerboat gets you to Iguana Island, the barrier reef and Half Moon Bay fast, with plenty of shade and space to relax between stops.

Ideal for: Families and small groups who want to cover the most ground in a half day.

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Escape The Ordinary Powerboat charter in Turks & Caicos

Powerboat · Up to 10 guests

Escape The Ordinary Powerboat

Design, performance and comfort in one.

A stylish day boat for small groups who want the reef, the sandbars and the sunset without the crowds. Ideal for families and couples celebrating something special.

Ideal for: Couples, honeymooners and small celebration groups who want a private, unhurried day.

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Premium Catamaran charter in Turks & Caicos

Catamaran · Up to 30 guests

Premium Catamaran

Live the dream.

Wide, stable and effortlessly smooth, the catamaran is the island favourite for groups, celebrations and anyone who wants space to spread out on the water.

Ideal for: Large groups, bachelorette parties, family reunions and anyone who wants a stable, spacious deck.

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Premium Yacht charter in Turks & Caicos

Yacht · Up to 20 guests

Premium Yacht

Elevate every moment.

Air-conditioned interior living spaces, crew service and the whole of the Caicos Bank at your door. The most refined way to spend a day on Turks & Caicos water.

Ideal for: Milestone celebrations and guests who want air conditioning, crew service and range.

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Turks Dream Luxury Cruiser charter in Turks & Caicos

Luxury Cruiser · Up to 12 guests

Turks Dream Luxury Cruiser

Live the dream. Cruise in comfort.

Turks Dream is built for guests who want adventure without giving up comfort. Island hopping, sandbar lounging or chasing the sunset, it is a smooth, stylish ride with room to spread out.

Ideal for: Groups of up to twelve who want comfort and speed in the same boat.

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Ferretti 800 Series charter in Turks & Caicos

Yacht · Up to 20 guests

Ferretti 800 Series

Luxury. Space. Performance.

An 80 foot Italian flybridge motor yacht with air conditioned salon, sun deck and cabins. The most refined way to spend a full day in the Caicos Cays.

Ideal for: Large celebration groups who want a crewed luxury yacht for the full day.

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Azimut 80 Series charter in Turks & Caicos

Yacht · Up to 18 guests

Azimut 80 Series

Elegance. Comfort. Freedom.

A classic Azimut 80 with teak decks, wide side walkways and a huge shaded flybridge. Elegant, quiet and easy to spend an entire day aboard.

Ideal for: Groups who want an elegant, comfortable yacht day rather than a fast run.

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Leopard Luxury Power Catamaran charter in Turks & Caicos

Catamaran · Up to 25 guests

Leopard Luxury Power Catamaran

Stability. Space. Sophistication.

A wide, rock steady power catamaran with a huge flybridge and shallow draft, so it can pull right up to the sandbars the big monohulls have to skip.

Ideal for: Large groups and celebrations that want stability, shade and sandbar access.

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HH Catamaran 50 charter in Turks & Caicos

Catamaran · Up to 16 guests

HH Catamaran 50

Sail in style. Live the experience.

A 50 foot performance catamaran that keeps groups comfortable in open water. Perfect for a relaxed snorkel and sandbar day or a Grace Bay sunset sail.

Ideal for: Groups who want a smooth catamaran day with snorkeling and a sunset sail.

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Where Turks & Caicos charters go

Your captain shapes the route around the wind, but these are the stops charters are built around.

Grace Bay and the barrier reef

One of the largest reef systems in the world sits minutes off Grace Bay. Shallow coral heads, turtles and rays make it the first stop on almost every charter, and the flat water inside the reef makes it the easiest snorkel on the island.

Half Moon Bay

A curved sandbar joining two uninhabited cays, with waist deep turquoise water on both sides. The most photographed swim stop in Turks & Caicos and the main reason to book a full day.

Little Water Cay (Iguana Island)

A protected cay home to hundreds of endangered rock iguanas. Boardwalks make it easy to walk, and the beach on the north side is a perfect swim stop before lunch.

Fort George Cay

A quiet national park cay with 18th century cannons still sitting in the shallows. Excellent for wading, shelling and a beach stop away from any crowd.

Water Cay and the Caicos Cays

The chain running east from Leeward: Water Cay, Pine Cay and the sandbars between them. Shallow, sheltered and reachable on a half day charter.

French Cay and West Caicos

The long runs south and west, for full day yacht charters. Wall diving, spotted eagle rays, nesting birds and almost no other boats.

Prefer a guided trip with a set itinerary? Browse snorkelling, island hopping and sandbar excursions.

How to choose your charter

Start with your group size

Under twelve guests opens the whole fleet. Above twelve you are choosing between the catamaran and the yacht. Everyone needs a seat and shade, not just standing room.

Then pick half day or full day

Half day covers the reef, Iguana Island and a sandbar in three to four hours. Full day adds Half Moon Bay, Fort George Cay and a beach lunch across six to eight hours.

Decide what the day is really about

Snorkelling and distance point to a powerboat. A celebration with music and space points to the catamaran. Comfort, air conditioning and crew service point to the yacht.

Check what is included

Captain, snorkel gear, ice and water come standard here. Catering, bar service, park fees and crew gratuity are the line items worth confirming before you compare quotes.

Charter guides

Deeper answers on cost, timing, group size and where boats leave from.

How booking a charter works

  1. 1Use the matcher above or pick the vessel that fits your group, then choose a date on the charter calendar.
  2. 2Send the inquiry. It reaches us and the operator right away, with no payment required.
  3. 3We confirm availability and send a quote, including any Travel ID Code reduction.
  4. 4You confirm, and the captain shares the marina, departure time and what to bring.

Turks & Caicos charter questions

How much does a yacht charter in Turks & Caicos cost?
Private charters are priced per boat, not per person, so the cost per head falls as your group grows. Price depends on the vessel, half day or full day, the season and any catering. Send your date and group size and we reply with a quote from the operator. Nothing is charged until you confirm.
Where do Turks & Caicos boat charters depart from?
Most private charters leave from Blue Haven Marina, Turtle Cove Marina or Leeward in Providenciales. Boats do not load from the beach. Your captain confirms the exact marina and departure time once the date is held.
What is the difference between a half day and full day charter?
A half day runs three to four hours and covers the barrier reef, Little Water Cay and a sandbar. A full day runs six to eight hours and adds Half Moon Bay, Fort George Cay and a beach lunch stop.
Should I book a yacht, a catamaran or a powerboat?
A powerboat is fastest and best value for four to twelve guests. A catamaran is the most stable and spacious choice for twelve to thirty guests and celebrations. A yacht adds an air-conditioned interior, crew service and the range to reach French Cay and West Caicos.
Is snorkel gear and drinks included?
Snorkel gear, a cooler with ice and bottled water are included on every vessel here. Catering, bar service and chef service are add ons on the catamaran and yacht.
How many people can join a private charter?
Our powerboats and the Turks Dream cruiser take up to 12 guests, the yacht takes up to 20 and the catamaran holds up to 30 for celebrations and family reunions.
What is the best time of year to charter a boat in Turks & Caicos?
The water is calmest from April through July, and December through March brings the driest, coolest weather. Charters run year round, and morning departures are the smoothest whatever the month.
Do I need to book before I arrive?
For December through April, holiday weeks and any group charter, yes. Catamarans and yachts book out first. Off peak you can often secure a boat with a few days notice.

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