Indagare members can contact our Bookings Team for assistance chartering boats to explore the waters around the Turks & Caicos. The region is perfect for sailing, cruising on motorboats and taking day trips for snorkeling, picnics, exploring cays and sunset cruises.

Besides tennis, yoga and horseback riding, activities in Turks & Caicos are naturally based around the sea. You can go sailing, kayaking, waterskiing, parasailing, windsurfing, snorkeling, bone and deep-sea fishing and, above all, diving. TCI is famous for an active and amazing under-the-sea world thanks to an abundance of coral reefs and a water visibility of 60 to 100 feet. (It helps that water temperatures range from 75 to 85 degrees year-round.) Great dives include the walls at Northwest Point, near the Amanyara, and West Caicos. Dives are usually from boats, but for those who have problems with seasickness, there are also places to learn right off the beach - and still see plenty of sea life.

The waters around the Turks & Caicos are world-renowned for excellent fishing, be it bonefishing, fly-fishing, deep sea fishing, or searching out the impressive blue marlin in summertime.

Kitesurfing is especially good in the shallow, calm waters of Long Bay Beach. Indagare members can contact our bookings team for help setting up a kitesurfing trip or hourly or half-day lessons.

Provo Ponies offers group rides for all levels, though private tours can also be arranged. They accept children seven years and older. Rides are along the beach and through the water. Says an Indagare member: “Cantering along turquoise water or rushing into the surf on a ‘sea horse’ is one of those moments essential for the memory bank of a life truly lived.”