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Overhead view of shallow turquoise water meeting pale sand, with a narrow wooden pier and no readable signage

Crewed yacht charter

Turks and Caicos

The Caicos Bank is shallow and bright. A week here is built around swimming and short moves, not long passages.

Why go

  • The water stays clear over sand, so most days are spent off the swim platform.
  • Providenciales is a practical place to start when guests are flying in.
  • The banks reward a yacht with modest draft. The central agent confirms the boat can work them.

When people go

Thanksgiving through Easter is the busiest window. Summer weeks are quieter and sit inside hurricane season.

A sample 7-day route

This is one way a week can unfold. Weather, the yacht, and the group will change the order. It is not a booking.

  1. Day 1

    Providenciales

    Board and move a short distance to a first anchorage.

  2. Day 2

    A sandbar on the bank

    A swim timed to the tide, then lunch aboard.

  3. Day 3

    A quieter cay

    Snorkeling when the sea is settled.

  4. Day 4

    Along the Caicos Bank

    A slow day with one short move.

  5. Day 5

    A beach stop

    Time ashore if the group wants it.

  6. Day 6

    A last swimming day

    Stay close so the return is easy.

  7. Day 7

    Back to Providenciales

    Disembark after breakfast.

Nose and wing of a white private jet parked on a ramp at dusk, with no readable markings

Fly private to Turks and Caicos

A private flight can remove a connection and put you aboard the same day, when the airport and the operator allow it.

Providenciales International is the airport for most weeks.

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