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Why visit

Why Turks & Caicos

01

Bonefish flats

North and South Caicos hold pristine shallow flats with some of the largest and least-pressured bonefish in the Caribbean.

02

Reef & offshore fishing

Wahoo, mahi-mahi, blue marlin, and barracuda run the edge of the Caicos Bank — deep water is only minutes from the marina.

03

World-class diving

More than 60 miles of barrier reef drop from 60 to over 6,000 feet — wall diving here rivals the best in the Atlantic.

04

Private island day trips

Charter a boat to uninhabited cays, sandbars, and remote beaches scattered across the Caicos Bank.

Local knowledge

Charter Fishing & Boating in Turks & Caicos

The Turks and Caicos Islands consist of two island groups in the Atlantic Ocean, southeast of the Bahamas and north of Haiti. The Caicos Islands — including Providenciales, North Caicos, Middle Caicos, South Caicos, and East Caicos — sit atop the vast Caicos Bank, a shallow-water platform that creates exceptional bonefish and permit habitat.

Providenciales (Provo) is the main hub, home to most of the island's charter fleet and the gateway for anglers targeting the surrounding flats. The barrier reef running along the north coast drops sharply to deep water — wahoo and mahi-mahi are caught within 20 minutes of the dock.

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On the water

What to do in Turks & Caicos

World-class bonefishing flats

Extensive, clear-water flats on the Caicos Bank — among the largest bonefish habitat in the Caribbean.

Offshore wahoo fishing

TCI is one of the Atlantic's premier wahoo fisheries, with the bank edge just minutes from port.

Permit & tarpon

A strong permit population on the eastern flats and migratory tarpon staging in the cuts each spring.

Blue marlin & tuna

Deep-water drop-offs produce blue marlin, yellowfin tuna, and sailfish for serious offshore anglers.

Snorkeling & reef trips

Pristine coral reefs and the world's third-largest barrier reef — ideal for non-fishing days.

Easy to reach from the US

Direct flights from Miami, New York, and Charlotte put you on the flats in under 4 hours.

Getting here

Getting to Turks & Caicos

Providenciales (PLS)

Main hub — direct US flights from MIA, JFK, BOS, CLT, ATL

South Caicos (XSC)

Remote eastern flats access via inter-island flight from Provo

Nassau connections

Convenient layover hub for those combining a Bahamas + TCI trip

When to go

Turks & Caicos fishing seasons

Prime bonefish, wahoo offshore
Jan
Clear flats, excellent visibility
Feb
Bonefish and permit at their best
Mar
Tarpon arriving, flats in peak form
Apr
Outstanding across all species
May
Offshore strong, flats warming
Jun
Summer heat, afternoon storms
Jul
Hurricane risk, variable
Aug
Peak hurricane season
Sep
Conditions improving
Oct
Wahoo offshore heats up
Nov
Flats season begins, wahoo season
Dec
Peak
Good
Slow

Trip planning

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