The Services, Restaurants, Excursions, and Resorts that are Open for Business What's Open in Turks and Caicos?

Exploring the beautiful cays of the Turks and Caicos on a jet ski tour with Five Cays Water Sports.

Due to the impacts of COVID-19 on global travel trends, and government-imposed restrictions, the Turks and Caicos suffered from very limited visitor arrivals, and many local tourism-related businesses are temporarily shut down or have limited operating hours, and some have permanently closed.

This page provides information on what businesses and services in the Turks and Caicos are open, and opening dates for those that are not.

All grocery stores and most car rental companies are open.

For information on entry requirements and restrictions, mask policies, curfews, and more, see Turks and Caicos Covid-19 Information.

Last updated 8 January 2021. We’ve striven to ensure accuracy on this page, yet Visit Turks and Caicos Islands is not responsible for incorrect information. Businesses may change operating hours without notice.

Airports and Domestic Travel

The Providenciales International Airport is open, and all domestic airports and ferry ports in the Turks and Caicos are open. Domestic travel between islands is not restricted.

The Grand Turk Cruise Center is not open, and is scheduled to open on 31 January 2021.

Restaurants and Bars

Most restaurants on Providenciales are open for business. There’s no curfew imposed in the Turks and Caicos, yet business must close at 10 AM.

Most private chefs in the Turks and Caicos are operating, and are able to cook and cater at private villas.

Resorts and Hotels

Many resorts and hotels, and most rental villas on the island of Providenciales in the Turks and Caicos are open for business.

On our smaller islands of Grand Turk, Salt Cay, South Caicos, North Caicos, and Middle Caicos, some accommodations and excursion businesses are operating.

On our private islands: Ambergris Cay Resort on Ambergris Cay is open, the COMO Parrot Cay Resort on Parrot Cay is open, and he Meridian Club on Pine Cay is open.

Attractions, Tours, and Charters

Private charter at the West Caicos Marine National Park with Ocean Frontiers.

Many excursions, boat charters, and water sports businesses on Providenciales are open, and there’s a sufficient selection for a full array of activities and trips for the perfect vacation.

All beaches in the Turks and Caicos are open, and free to use. Our famous beaches, including Grace Bay Beach, Leeward Beach, the Bight Beach, Long Bay, Taylor Bay, and Sapodilla Bay remain spectacular and uncrowded. The excellent snorkeling sites of the Bight Reef and Smith's Reef, as well as all our other spectacular reefs, are open and free to access.

The Turk’s Head Brewery is open. Day trips from Providenciales to our outer islands are not restricted. The weekly Fish Fry at the Children’s Park on the Bight Beach is not operating, and there’s no scheduled date when it will be.

Turks and Caicos National Trust sites, including Cheshire Hall Plantation, Conch Bar Caves, and Wade’s Green Plantation are either closed or have irregular hours that may require special appointment to visit.

Many spas, yoga studios, and fitness centers in the Turks and Caicos are open.

Grocery Stores and Shops

All grocery stores, supermarkets, liquor stores, and seafood markets on Providenciales are open for business, including Graceway IGA, Graceway Gourmet, Graceway Smart, Sunny Foods grocery store, TC Crystal and the Turk's Head Brewery, and the Wine Cellar. Stores are fully stocked.

About two thirds of the gift shops, art galleries, and boutiques in Grace Bay are open, including the Wellington Collection, the Dive Provo shop, and the Blue Surf Shop. Family and wedding photographers are open.