  Dive Operators - Turks and Caicos islands |
Turks and Caicos islands is part of Caribbean- The currency used in Turks and Caicos islands is US dollar
- The language of Turks and Caicos islands is English
- The capital of Turks and Caicos islands is Grand Turk
- The time in Turks and Caicos islands is 23:36
The climate in Turks and Caicos islands is typical Caribbean, occasional hurricanes.
|
Turks and Caicos islands Underwater Photo Sites 23 u/w photo dive sites found: Page 1 of 2
[1] 2
Beautiful Cottages by the Sea
| | Facts about Harbor Club Marina |
|
Lots of Sharks,
Turtles and fish
| |
| Dive types |   |
|
Lots of sharks and turtles
| |
Great Diving in Turks and Caicos. Stay at the Harbor Club & Marina
| | Facts about West Caicos Bank-The Gully |
|
| Dive types | |
|
Shot @ f8, 1/60th. iso 100
| |
Site off of West Caicos island
| | Facts about Spanish Anchor |
|
| Dive types | |
| Diving facilities |  |
|
Reef on the West side of the Turtle Cove marina. Shore access. Shallow and rich on life a bit surge-y with when windy.
| | Facts about Turtle Cove Reef |
|
| Photo facilities |   |
|
shot this pic with a DX1G at nite - of 2 channel crabs having a face-off on the reef.
| |
| Dive types | |
| Diving facilities |  |
| Photo facilities | |
|
Sleeping beauty...
| | Facts about Turks & Caicos |
|
| Dive types | |
| Diving facilities | |
|
Wall dive
| | Facts about The Crack, North-West Point |
|
Located due south of Providenciales, French Cay offers untouched diving with large, healthy coral and sponge life. Near Rock N Roll, another site that lies along the wall off the western tip of French Cay. The Southern Cays, including French Cay, is the name given to the islands and rocks that lie on the Caicos Bank to the south, some 15 miles southeast of West Caicos. These cays are uninhabited, unspoiled and extremely beautiful as little has changed since Richard Owen's visit on the HMS Blossom in 1829. Approximately a 60 minute boat ride out of Provo.
| | Facts about Shoots at French Cay |
|
| Marine Life |   |
|
Two big coral heads around the mooring that attract lots of marine life to the area. Often find common octupus out in the daytime. The wall is a south heading from the mooring line about 50 feet.
| | Facts about Double D, French Cay |
|
this is a great site for both wide angle and marco photographers, it always has cursing reef and nurse sharks. Turtle and sting rays come in the area quite recently feed on the Sponges and garden eels. The Wall is very colourful and full of life with lots of schooling fish and Marine life.
As you make you way into the shallows it has only a few coral heads and sand all over the place. it great becasue all the coral head in the sand attract almost everything around the area so you can always find many creatures and juv. fish living their. And the sand has some sea grass where pimy filefish pipefish and pipehorses can be found. Also if you are lucky you can even find a Shortnose batfish lying around in the sand. during nights dives at this site, grass squid come out and many octopus come and enjoy the sands flats and the few coral headed around the area. The stingrays rome around the dark feeding as well. The only down side to diving this site at night is the fact that just under the boat their is so much sand so you have to find either the wall or the amazing reef system closer to the shallows if you head north east from the morning you'll be able to find the reef system
the Depth is 45 feet at the morning and by the time you get to the wall it is around 60 feet and the top of the wall, and the wall drops down to very deep depths beyond the recreational dive limit.
| | Facts about Elephant Ear Canyon |
|
| Photo facilities | |
|
Topreef starts in about 60 feet and falls off to never never land. Sandy patches around huge coral blocks before the drop off. Lots of Nassau groupers, Lobsters and the usual suspects of the caribbean reef. Very nice but deep dive!
| | Facts about Highway to Heaven / West Caicos |
|
| Photo facilities | |
|
Top reef around 50 feet down to about 120 feet. Nice wall dive. The crack derives its name from a steep crevice that cuts through the reef buttress from the top wall. Lots of sponges, lobsters, nassau grouper, barracudas and the usual caribbean suspects. But also very often gray reef sharks check out the divers.
| Facts about The Crack / Northwest Tip of Providenciales It is in Turks and Caicos islands- The Crack / Northwest Tip of Providenciales is in the Caribbean Sea.
- The typical depth is 0-40 Metres 0-130 Feet.
- The typical visibility is 10-30 Metres 30-100 Feet.
|
|
| Photo facilities | |
|
On the ocean side of the reef approx 100 yds from shore.
| | Facts about Coral Gardens |
|
| Dive types |  |
|
Great dive on site
| | Facts about Coral Gardens, Grand Turk |
|
| Dive types | |
| Marine Life | |
| Diving facilities |  |
| Photo facilities | |
|
A typical scene off of the North Shore of Provo. Lots of schools of parrotfish feeding.
| | Facts about North Shore Providenciales |
|
one of the best wall diving in the world...
| | Facts about Sandbore channel |
|
| Dive types | |
| Photo facilities | |
|
Malcom beach is a secluded beach on the northwest point of Providenciales, the diving and snorkeling are awesome.
| | Facts about Northwest point |
|
| Dive types | |
| Photo facilities | |
|
23 u/w photo dive sites found: Page 1 of 2
[1] 2 |
|
|  Forums BeautifulBy Paul Colley 19:50 CST Today (2 hours ago) the lensBy Elena 10:24 CST Today (11 hours ago) PhotoBy lisnic 16:20 CST Today (5 hours ago) blind passenger?By Chris Krambeck 05:02 CST Today (16 hours ago) :O)...By Michel Lonfat 17:01 CST Today (4 hours ago) |