Things To Know
in Turks and Caicos Island
When do things close ?
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Most Supermarkets Close Between 9-10 p.m.
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Most Bars/Clubs close Between 12-2 a.m
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Utility/Supply Stores Close Between 5-7 p.m
Parking
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Parking is free most places in Providenciales, but always check for signs or restrictions in busy areas.
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Beware of valuables left in vehicle parked in unknown areas.
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Do not leave cars unattended while running.
Driving Rules
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The Turks and Caicos Islands follow British road rules, so vehicles drive on the left side of the road.
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A valid driver’s license from your home country is typically sufficient for renting and driving vehicles.
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Roundabouts are common, and vehicles already in the roundabout have the right of way. Be cautious and patient.
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Speed limits are generally low, ranging from 20 mph in towns to 40 mph on highways. Always observe posted signs.
Accidents
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While main roads are paved, some areas have dirt or gravel roads, especially in remote or less developed regions. Drive carefully.
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The legal blood alcohol limit is 0.08%. Avoid drinking and driving to ensure your safety and comply with local laws.
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In the Case of an accident, you must not flee the scene. Call the emergency assistance 911 and make a police report, then notify us afterwards.
GPS
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Road signs may be limited in some areas, so using a GPS or a map app is recommended for navigation.
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Car in Turks do not have GPS system in them.
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It is recommended that you have cell service while you're out and about.
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We Provide maps in Rentals or download a mapping app on your phone
Cell Service
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You Should have a cell service Plan before Coming to Turks.
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Most People have this experience when they arrive to the islands.
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Verify with your telephone service provider.
"Discover Paradise: Unforgettable Sights in Turks and Caicos!"
Turks and Caicos is a tropical paradise filled with breathtaking sights and unforgettable experiences. From pristine beaches like Grace Bay to the vibrant marine life at Smith’s Reef, there’s something for everyone. Explore hidden caves, turquoise lagoons, and charming historic landmarks for the adventure of a lifetime!
Grace Bay Beach
Renowned for its pristine white sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters, Grace Bay Beach is perfect for relaxation, swimming, and snorkeling.
Conch Bar Caves
Explore one of the largest cave systems in the Caribbean, complete with stalactites, stalagmites, and fascinating history.
The Hole in the Long Bay
Measuring about 40 ft wide and over 80 ft deep, a natural sinkhole offering an impressive sight for adventure seekers and geology enthusiasts.