Top Grand Turk Historical & Heritage Tours

You have the opportunity to explore the number one port in the cruise industry , whether you want to be guided or travel alone. There are affordable packages for stayover guest and great daily rates for one day visitors

Get mesmerize with the beautiful breathtaking scenery of the homes built in the 18th century that's line historical Duke Street as you make your way to the lighthouse where you get to take selfie and pat the Jack Asses (donkeys), lean the history of the lighthouse, and about the piracy. see the ruins of the former naval facility that was closed in 1981, which now house our community college.

Experience the history and food of the island of Grand Turk on this half-day bus tour. Learn about the traditional food and drink of the Turks and Caicos Islands while tasting samples of authentic dishes. Sip on our local beers and Bambara rum, visit historical museum, and ancient Lighthouse. End your day with an Island-style lunch at a local restaurant

With this skip-the-line ticket, you'll spend a day exploring some of Grand Turk Landmarks such as the Museum, Churches, Lighthouse and other Historical buildings of the 18th Century You'll avoid the long lines and hassle of purchasing tickets onsite, which gives you more time to shop around.

Travel through town from the main Grand Turk Carnival Cruise Port. The town is full of fascinating spots to explore. You’ll see native birds and other flora and fauna while learning about local island customs, history, and culture. At the end of the tour, you’ll return to the Carnival Cruise Port.

This exciting 2.5-hour sightseeing tour takes you through the capital Grand Turk, aboard a comfortable minivan. It also offer complimentary drinks. We will visit Grand Turk landmarks, like The John Glenn Center, for spectacular photo ops, and you will experience the city’s unique charm: colonial sites, monuments, the Lighthouse, (where you can photograph and pet the donkeys) Museum, and other sites of interest..

Get mesmerize with the beautiful breathtaking scenery of the homes built in the 18th century that's line historical Duke Street as you make your way to the lighthouse where you get to take selfie and pat the Jack Asses (donkeys), lean the history of the lighthouse, and about the piracy. see the ruins of the former naval facility that was closed in 1981, which now house our community college.

Beer drinking Rum punch swimming Relax at any of 3 beaches for 3 hours