Excursion Island vibes & beach gateway tour at Grand Turk

Begin your adventure in comfort aboard a fully air-conditioned bus as you explore the island’s rich history, culture, and environment. Discover the secrets of Grand Turk, learning about the events that shaped this island gem in the 1800s. View the renowned John Glenn Space Capsule, admire magnificent Bermudian-style structures, and hear stories about the 7,200-foot drop-off point and the site where the Proclamation of Emancipation was read at Eunice Lodge.

Bermuda Triangle & Naval History

Hold on tight as you approach the mysterious Bermuda Triangle area. See the former secret U.S. Navy Base from a distance and enjoy views of the lighthouse. Learn about the island’s salt trading years and its intriguing connection to the legendary Bermuda Triangle.

Circle of Life & Marine Encounter

Visit the Circle of Life, where you can see and touch fascinating sea creatures such as conchs, urchins, starfish, and jellyfish. Gain insight into the marine ecosystem and the creatures that inhabit these waters.

Wildlife & Flamingos

Pass by the salt ponds to catch a glimpse of the seasonal pink flamingos dancing gracefully to the wind’s rhythm—an iconic sight on the island.

Relaxation at the Beach

Prepare for pure relaxation on Grand Turk’s most famous beach. Sink your toes into the soft, powdery white sands and enjoy the sparkling turquoise waters. Complimentary beach chairs and umbrellas are provided, so you can soak up the sun in comfort.

Taste Of The Island & Return

Finish your perfect day with a taste of island spice cake and a refreshing water. Shuttles run every 30 minutes to take guests back to the cruise port, or you may choose to relax at the beach longer if you wish.

Points of interests

Points of interest seen on this excursion include: Bermuda Triangle, Circle of Life,Grand Turk’s most famous beaches

Note

Please note: All stops are easily accessible. Minimal walking. Guest should bring beach towels, sunscreen, cash to purchase snacks and drinks. Flamingos sightings are seasonal, as they migrate for a certain part of the year. Shuttles leave every 30 minutes. Tour may run in reverse. Guests wishing to return to the port may do so if they do not want to stay at the beach.