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Visiting Providenciales by yacht

When to come, where yachts anchor off Providenciales, and how to get here.

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Seasons

When to come

SeasonMonthsDaily highMonthly rain
PeakDecember to April28.5 to 30.1 °C35 to 50 mm
ShoulderMay, November30.5 to 30.8 °C72 to 83 mm
Off seasonJune to October31.8 to 33.0 °C21 to 119 mm

Inagua, Bahamas, 1971 to 2000. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from 1 June to 30 November (NOAA). Season bands are our own estimate.

At anchor

Where yachts anchor

Grace Bay and the Bight

Permanent moorings off Grace Bay and the Bight Beach take deep-draft yachts

Sapodilla Bay Beach

Listed as a mooring site on Providenciales

Malcolm's Road Beach

Listed as a mooring site, near Amanyara Resort

Cooper Jack Bay

Listed as a mooring site on Providenciales

Turtle Cove

Listed as a mooring site on the north shore

Getting here

The Providenciales airport takes all scheduled international flights to the Turks and Caicos except one Miami to South Caicos flight. Its codes are PLS and MBPV.

Radio

Call ahead on VHF channel 16. Customs officers are not stationed at every port.

Fuel

A vessel too large to enter a local marina can arrange fuel through a marine concierge at the industrial port of South Dock.

Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.

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