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Liveaboards · Turks & Caicos Islands

Dive Liveaboards Turks & Caicos Islands

A liveaboard in Turks and Caicos gives you several days of diving from the boat, rather than returning to shore after every dive. 2 liveaboards sail from Providenciales, usually for seven nights. Routes visit West Caicos and French Cay, where walls drop into the blue. Expect three or four dives a day, often including a night dive, with prices from £1,865$2,493€2,227.

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Questions about liveaboards in Turks and Caicos

When do liveaboards sail in Turks and Caicos?

Departures run all year. Most trips last seven nights, although the exact length depends on the boat and itinerary.

Which Turks and Caicos liveaboard route should I choose?

The routes visit West Caicos and French Cay, with walls dropping into the blue. Check the itinerary and certification requirements on the boat's page before booking.

How do I get to the liveaboard in Turks and Caicos?

The boats depart from Providenciales. Check the booking details for the meeting point and any transfer arrangements, then allow enough time to reach the port.

What is included in a Turks and Caicos liveaboard trip?

Every boat has its own terms. Marine park fees, nitrox, rental equipment, crew tips and transfers are often not included, so check the inclusions before you book.

Turks and Caicos liveaboard FAQ

How much does a Turks and Caicos liveaboard cost?

Prices start from £1,865$2,493€2,227 per person for the most common trip length. Flights and costs on board are excluded.

What is the best time for a Turks and Caicos liveaboard, and where does it leave from?

Liveaboards have departures all year and sail from Providenciales. Check the departure details and transfer arrangements for your chosen boat.

What certification do I need for a Turks and Caicos liveaboard?

Requirements depend on the route. Depending on the boat, you may need Open Water, or Advanced Open Water and a minimum of 30 or 50 dives.

How many dives a day can I do, and what will I see?

You can generally expect three or four dives a day, often with one at night. The routes include West Caicos and French Cay, with walls dropping into the blue.

How long should I wait before flying home after diving?

There is no diving on the last day. Allow at least 24 hours between your last dive and take-off.

Do I need dive insurance for a Turks and Caicos liveaboard?

Dive insurance is strongly recommended and often requested at boarding. Make sure it covers diving accidents and treatment in a recompression chamber.

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