Turks and Caicos Islands travel

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So calm, so pure, so seemingly untouched, the islands of Turks and Caicos feel as though they have always been a little corner of paradise. And if you stay at sea level, nothing suggests otherwise, white sand, coconut palms, turquoise water, shoals of multicoloured fish, life is easy and time seems to stand still. But dive beneath the surface and history reveals itself in layers: first the reefs and their silent life, witnesses to everything – shipwrecks, storms, pirate raids – and deeper still, the wrecks themselves, resting in the blue.

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Beach Retreat by COMO - Letting go at Parrot Cay

Parrot Cay by COMO, an exclusive private island under His Majesty’s crown.

9 days, from $ 5300 to $ 7300

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Why visit Turks and Caicos Islands with Voyageurs du monde?

Florida, Cuba, the Dominican Republic: with such iconic neighbours, these tiny islands aren’t always the first to come to mind. This off the beaten path suggestion is the work of our Destination finder and travel experts! Far from the excitement of the surrounding islets, lulled by a tropical gentleness, your journey to the Turks and Caicos Islands is tailor-made. Naturally, on site, Voyageurs du Monde services are at your disposal: carbon absorption, streamlined airport logistics, travel booklet, 24/7 assistance, etc, so that nothing disrupts this golden getaway.

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A few of the advantages of travelling with us to Turks and Caicos Islands

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Between a catamaran outing and a yoga session, it pays to understand the destination itself, this is part of travelling responsibly. Our travel specialists know the islands and their history inside out, from tales of piracy to the international rivalries that once shaped them. They share this knowledge, and you put it to the test, especially when you decide to revisit parts of your itinerary once on site. At Voyageurs, we call this “unstructured journey”.