Main island
Providenciales
Grace Bay Beach, most hotels, restaurants and shops, and the international airport.
Arrive: international flights
For car rentals, real estate, developments and resorts
Your name and logo on the cover of a high-end road map, in every client's hand. Free to you, designed by us.
Why a printed map? The islands are hard to picture online or on Google Maps alone. A map shows your clients the whole layout at a glance, with your business on it.
Shown at the real proportions of the folded front cover, about 3.85 × 9.25 inches. Sample layouts only: every map is designed for you, with your own logo, colours and island photo.
Local businesses advertise around the map and cover the cost, so your maps are free. Prefer a map with no advertising? Ask us for a quote.
For real estate companies and developers
Since 2008 we have produced high-end customized road maps for real estate companies in the Turks and Caicos Islands. Now we also create maps for new developments.
Why a printed map? The islands are hard to picture on a phone screen or on Google Maps alone. Our maps show the whole layout at a glance: where a property sits, where the empty lots and development opportunities are, and how close they are to the beaches, the airport, Grace Bay and everything buyers care about.
Real estate companies
Your branded island road map Handed to every buyer, seller and visitor who walks into your office.Developers
A map made for your development Show buyers where your project sits and everything around it.See sample covers for a real estate company and a development.
Island Concierge
Suggestions come from the businesses that advertise on our maps.
Listings are supplied by our advertisers. Bookings and enquiries go directly to each business, which confirms them. Details can change, so please confirm with the business before you visit or book.
Ready-made day trip · suggested by Caribbean Cruisin' and TCI Ferry
Take the morning ferry, pick up a rental car at the dock and drive both islands before the last boat back.
| Ferry times | From Providenciales | From North Caicos |
|---|---|---|
| Monday to Saturday | 7:30, 9:30, 12:30, 2:30, 4:00 | 8:00, 10:00, 1:00, 3:00, 4:30 |
| Sundays and holidays | 8:00, 2:00, 4:00 | 8:30, 2:30, 4:30 |
High season ferry times from caribbeancruisin.com and site hours from the National Trust, checked 10 October 2026. In slow season the ferry runs at 8:00 am, 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm. Times change, so confirm on 649 946 5406. The sights are closed on Sundays.
The whole sheet, as it is handed out. Tap any ad to see it full size.
For local businesses
Advertise on our next map Restaurants, tours, shops and services: put your business in front of every visitor who picks up our maps. Every ad also gets an online listing that links straight to your website and booking email. How advertising works →For real estate, resorts and car rentals
Receive your own customized maps Your company name and branding on the cover of a high-end road map, handed to every client. Free to you, designed by us. How to receive your customized maps →About the Turks and Caicos Islands
The essentials for visitors, gathered from the islands' main information sources.
Most visitors stay on Providenciales, known as Provo. The other main islands are North Caicos, Middle Caicos, South Caicos, Grand Turk and Salt Cay, with smaller cays such as Pine Cay and Parrot Cay.
The currency is the US dollar, and most places accept debit and credit cards. A tip of about 15% is usual for waiters and drivers.
English is the official language. The islands keep the same time as New York.
Drive on the left. At roundabouts, give way to traffic coming from your right. Speed limits are 20 mph (32 km/h) in settlements and 40 mph (64 km/h) elsewhere. Wear your seat belt, never drink and drive, and do not leave valuables in the car at the beach.
Electricity is 120 volts with US-style plugs. Modern phones work, though you may need to switch on roaming or buy a local SIM.
Most tap water is made from seawater by reverse osmosis and is generally safe to drink.
Visitors from the US, UK, Canada, the EU and many other countries do not need a visa. Check the entry rules for your passport before you travel.
Shops cannot sell alcohol on Sundays. Restaurants and bars still serve it.
A passenger ferry runs from Leeward on Providenciales to North Caicos in about 25 minutes. North and Middle Caicos are joined by a road causeway.
Most flights land at Providenciales International Airport. South Caicos also has direct flights from Miami.
National parks and nature reserves protect much of the coast. Fishing is not allowed in protected areas, and camping, fires and littering are fined.
The National Trust looks after plantation ruins, caves and nature reserves. Most open Monday to Saturday, with entry from free to $30.
Gathered in October 2026 from Visit Turks and Caicos Islands, the Turks and Caicos National Trust and the TCI Government. Details change, so check before you travel.
About the Turks and Caicos Islands
The places every visitor should know, from national parks to the airport and the hospital. Choose one to see it on the map and get directions.
Public places are listed free of charge. Hours and fees for National Trust sites were checked in October 2026. Fuel stations are taken from the printed map.
Our island maps
Customized road maps for the islands, in print and online. Pick an island to see its businesses, maps and island information.
CaribbeanTurks & Caicos IslandsProvidenciales, North and Middle Caicos, South Caicos, Grand Turk and Salt Cay.Open the Turks & Caicos map →
About TCI
The islands' yearly events, through the year. Dates change from year to year, so please check closer to the time.
Local and Caribbean food, live music, craft stalls and a junkanoo band. The island's favourite weekly night out.
Charity art show and auction with live performances, supporting the local youth centre.
Traditional Caicos sloop model-boat race, followed by a beach day with food and music.
Charity fishing and golf competition.
Open-water swimming races from half a mile to 2.4 miles, plus a children's race, for local causes.
Three-day electronic music festival with beach, pool and boat parties.
Conch diving, conch-boat races, fresh seafood and live local bands.
Charity party and designer clothing sale for the National Cancer Society.
Wine tastings, gourmet dinners and brunches, with tickets sold for each event.
Conch dishes cooked by local restaurants and chefs, with music and a cooking competition.
Evening street festival of masquerade and junkanoo, with a costumed parade, music and fireworks.
Fireworks at midnight from the resorts along the beach.
Source: Visit Turks and Caicos Islands (visittci.com) and event organizers. For general information only.
About TCI
The Turks and Caicos Islands, drawn by our cartographer for our printed road maps. Tap any map to see it full size.
Main island
Grace Bay Beach, most hotels, restaurants and shops, and the international airport.
Arrive: international flights
Joined by a causeway
Flamingo Pond, Wade's Green Plantation, Mudjin Harbour and Conch Bar Caves. Pick up a car from Caribbean Cruisin' at the ferry landing.
Get there: TCI Ferry, about 25 minutes
Quiet fishing island
Bonefishing, diving, and the island's lobster and conch fishing.
Get there: domestic flight, or TCI Ferry on Mondays and Fridays
The capital
Cockburn Town's historic streets, the National Museum and the cruise centre.
Get there: domestic flight
Smallest inhabited island
Old salt ponds, quiet beaches, and humpback whales offshore in winter.
Get there: domestic flight or boat
Investing and buying property in the Turks and Caicos Islands
Tell us what you are looking for. A licensed local real estate agent will contact you with properties that match. There is no cost and no obligation.
Are you a developer or real estate company? See our maps for real estate.
There are generally no restrictions on foreign ownership of property in the islands.
Owners do not pay a yearly tax on their property.
Every transfer of land is recorded at the Turks and Caicos Islands Land Registry.
From the Chambers Real Estate 2026 guide for the Turks and Caicos, checked October 2026. This is general information and not advice.
For advertisers
Our maps are handed to visitors and to people looking to buy, sell or build a residential or commercial property in the Turks and Caicos Islands. Be the first name they see when they decide where to eat, what to do and who to trust for a real estate transaction.
Plus an online listing. Every ad also appears in our online directory, with buttons that send customers straight to your website, your booking email or your phone.
Sample car rental map
Full flapSingleDouble
The front of one of our maps. Ads sit around the map in three sizes: single, double and full flap.
Your ad card in the listings, with a button that opens your full ad.
Listed above the singles, with a Featured tag. Suggested twice as often as a single by the Island Concierge.
A large photo card in the Featured row near the top of the online map, first place in the listings, and suggested four times as often as a single by the Island Concierge. Full flaps take turns in first position.
People who scan the code on their printed map also see the whole map online, with your ad at the size you bought. Each map has its own code, so we can count how many people scanned it when your renewal comes up.
Each printed map carries its own code. All of them open the same online map, so your listing appears once and is seen by the readers of every map. We count the scans from each one.
Public places are listed free of charge: island sights, national parks, the airport, the hospital, fuel stations, post offices and charities. Advertisers get the full listing, with their ad, a link to their website and booking emails sent directly to them.
Email us and tell us about your business. We will reply with the ad sizes, the next edition and the print deadline.
Or call or WhatsApp 514.816.9816. Interested in web design, graphic design or AI automation? See our services.
Our services
For island businesses, from the team that has been creating maps for the Turks and Caicos Islands since 2008. Tell us what you need, and we will take care of it.
Logos, menus, signs, brochures and ads that match your brand.
Ask about graphic design →Let AI handle the busywork: answering customer enquiries, booking and reminders, scheduling jobs and contractors, and the daily flow of your operations, set up to run by themselves.
Ask about AI automation →Want to reach visitors and property buyers as well? Advertise with us.
About us
We have delivered over 100,000 customized maps throughout the Caribbean islands. Every new edition is now published in print and as an interactive online map.
Every map is drawn by a professional cartographer and finished by our graphic designers, with careful attention to every detail.
Our clients come first, and they come back, edition after edition. We are grateful for the trust they place in us.
