Far away from the mounds of papers piling on your desk, the endless emails, the days-old voicemails you still haven’t returned and the upcoming board meeting that has your ulcer acting up is pristine white beaches, flowing palm trees, rum cocktails and underwater experiences that will take your breath away. If you ever wanted to chuck it all and become a castaway, Turks and Caicos is your island. Sure, you can pack the necessities with you on the Turks and Caicos flight, but chances are you won’t care about any of them once you land in this island paradise. Fueled almost entirely by tourism, the friendly Turks and Caicos islands are among the top-rated tourist destinations for U.S. travelers.
Situated near the Bahamas and off the coast of Florida, Turks and Caicos is a welcoming getaway for any type of traveler. Home to some of the best resorts in the world, including exclusive lifestyle resorts that cater to couples-only, gays an d lesbians, seniors and more, it’s no doubt you’ll find paradise in Turks and Caicos. Visions of CEOs and clients melt away as soon as your feet hit the sand. Travelers to Turks and Caicos find such tranquility it’s hard to imagine life without this tropical pleasure.
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The Turks and Caicos Islands have a comfortably warm temperature all year long. The weather changes little between winter and summer. Temperatures range from 85 to 90 F from June to October. The winter is only slightly cooler, and the water is as pleasantly warm as the air. It rains more in the western islands, but it’s sunny almost every day. Hurricane season lasts from June to October.
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Visitors must have a valid passport and proof of a return ticket. Visas are required from some countries, and visitors are only allowed to stay 30 days.
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US citizens need a valid passport to enter the country, as well as proof of a return ticket. Trips are limited to 30 days in length and no visas are required.
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A New England native but explorer at heart, Melisse has lived in four U.S. cities, spent a summer in Hawaii, made her way through wine-producing regions in Australia and New Zealand, and traveled around Europe while studying abroad in London. She is the Content Manager for the U.S. and Canada at Cheapflights.