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Turks & Caicos Islands, Sunday 5 February 2012

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How to Get to the Turks and Caicos Islands

It’s easy to get to the Turks and Caicos Islands with major airline carriers offering regular flights on a daily basis. International airlines arrive at (PLS) Providenciales International Airport and (GDT) Grand Turk.

Flying time from Miami (MIA) to Providenciales via jet is approximately one hour and 20 minutes. International flights currently arrive on Providenciales (Provo). Regularly scheduled local and charter flights connect all the inhabited Islands to one another.

Flights are available from the Turks and Caicos Islands to The Bahamas, Dominican Republic or Haiti.

Upon arrival at the Providenciales International Airport, and after clearing through Immigration, please look to your left for your FREE copy of the “Where When How - Turks & Caicos Islands” print magazine and other information at the Tourist Information desk.

These airlines have scheduled service to the Turks & Caicos Islands: Air Canada, American Airlines, BahamasAir, British Airways, Delta, JetBlue, US Airways and WestJet.

JetBlue Flights from JFK and BOS

UPDATE! JetBlue is now offering daily direct flights from New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), and Saturday service from Boston’s Logan International (BOS) to Providenciales (PLS).

Transportation within the Turks and Caicos Islands

It’s easy to get around on the Turks and Caicos Islands. Anyone, over 18 years old, holding a valid driving license from home can rent a scooter. Depending on the rental agency, you must be 25 in order to rent an automobile. Various car rental agencies offer from 4-wheel drive jeeps to luxury automobiles. Rental insurance is advised. There is a $15 government tax on each rental contract.

Remember to drive on the LEFT, you’ll get the hang of it right away! Relax, we have no traffic lights, no traffic jams and no place to go in a hurry. The maximum speed is 40 MPH (60 kmh), 20 MPH (30 kmh) through the settlements. Radar is used to detect speeders and speeding tickets carry a hefty fine. Most of the main roads are paved. Leeward Highway has been completed as a dual carriageway with traffic circles (roundabouts) at main intersections. When approaching a traffic circle (roundabout) the driver on your right has the right of way. Side roads and back roads are simply cut from the coral rock and can be bumpy. Drive carefully over potholes and rough road edges.

Directions are easy, ask anyone or follow our island maps. Be cautious of people walking in the roads. Be careful at night, remember to dim your high beams (headlights) and don’t drink and drive! Seat belts save lives, so please wear yours. A seat belt law is enforced, the fine is $60 for each unbelted person.

Cars and jeeps are in high demand during the winter months when we receive the greatest amount of visitors. It is adviseable to reserve a vehicle prior to your arrival in order to avoid disappointment. Visitors staying in any accommodation other than an all-inclusive will most likely want to have a car available for at least a few days during your vacation. (Expect to pay approximately $40 and up per day for your vehicle.)

There are plenty of comfortable air-conditioned taxis to carry you to wherever your destination is. Your hotel desk will call for you or you can call personally. Taxis are now metered. Many taxi drivers will give informative tours of our wonderful scenic island. Fares can vary for this service so be sure to negotiate a price before-hand. There is no rule for tipping but 15% for personable service is appreciated. Limousine services are also available.

Domestic air service is provided to most of the inhabited islands in the TCI on a daily basis.

Passenger ferry service is now available between Providenciales and North Caicos. With multiple daily sailing times it has never been easier to explore some of our other spectacular islands!

Providenciales Auto / Car Rental Agencies

  1. AVIS

    Now offering two locations. At Providenciales International Airport and in Grace Bay across from Neptune Plaza. Free pick-up and delivery. Unlimited free mileage. For long and short term rentals. Corporate rates. All major credit cards and AVIS charge card accepted. Explore Provo with AVIS!

    Contact details for AVIS
  2. Budget Rent-A-Car

    Get out of the ordinary! Quality air-conditioned Suzuki vehicles. Free pick-up and drop-off. Best rates in town. Outstanding service. Daily, weekly and monthly rates. Major credit cards accepted. Conveniently located 5 minutes from the Providenciales airport.

    Contact details for Budget Rent-A-Car
  3. Grace Bay Car Rentals and Sales

    Provo’s most affordable rates. Located on Grace Bay Road across from The Regent Village. Free pick up, delivery, airport drop off, personalized service, vacation assistance, reservations, maps, bottled water, email access. Long term rates for Condo owners.

    Contact details for Grace Bay Car Rentals and Sales
  4. Rent A Buggy Ltd.

    Suzuki Jeep Rentals. Daily and weekly rates. Free pick-up, delivery and unlimited mileage.

    Contact details for Rent A Buggy Ltd.
  5. Scooter Bob Rentals

    Jeeps, cars, vans, SUVs, scooters and bicycles. Located at Turtle Cove Marina.

    Contact details for Scooter Bob Rentals
  6. Tropical Auto Rentals

    Grace Bay Motors Located at Tropicana Plaza. Automobile rentals and sales, free pick-up and mileage, outstanding service. We lead... others follow. Major credit cards accepted. Grace Bay Motors Kia sales.

    Contact details for Tropical Auto Rentals

Turks and Caicos Ferry Services

  1. Caribbean Cruisin’ Ltd. - TCI Ferry Service

    Caribbean Cruisin’ Ltd. operates the TCI Ferry Service, departing Walkin Marina several times a day to make the short 30 minute trip to beautiful North Caicos. TCI Ferry Service makes it simple and economical to delve even further into the beauty of the Turks & Caicos Islands.

    Contact details for Caribbean Cruisin’ Ltd. - TCI Ferry Service

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The Islands & Cays

  1. Ambergris Cay
  2. Dellis Cay
  3. Grand Turk
  4. Middle Caicos
  5. North Caicos
  6. Parrot Cay
  7. Pine Cay
  8. Providenciales
  9. Salt Cay
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  11. Uninhabited Caicos Cays
  12. Uninhabited Turks Cays
  13. West Caicos

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