• Southside Marina - Begin your adventure at Southside Marina, a lively center for water sports and rich in the maritime history of the Turks and Caicos Islands. Receive a brief introduction to your jet ski and essential safety instructions before setting out. This marina has long been a key location for sailors and explorers, making it the perfect launch point for your historical journey.

Photo Opportunities: Capture some pre-tour pictures with your jet skis at the marina, preserving the excitement before the adventure begins.

• La Famille Express Shipwreck - Your first stop is La Famille Express, a shipwreck that became firmly planted in the shallow waters of the Caicos Banks during Hurricane Frances in 2004. Under the high winds, the unmanned vessel had actually dragged its anchor from the South Dock area of Providenciales, a distance of almost 12 miles. This anchor is still in the water near the shipwreck.

You’ll explore the waters around the shipwreck and snorkel to see what’s just below the surface!

The underwater adventure will provide an in-depth look at the shipwreck sitting on a reef, its current home.

The waters are crystal clear and provide for excellent snorkeling. There are small reefs and aquatic marine life to see.

Activities:

• Explore the area around the shipwreck
• Discover the marine life that now call the boat home

Photo Opportunities: Capture close-ups of the shipwreck and other unique scenery. Take a selfie or group photo for vacation memories.

• Half Moon Bay - Half Moon Bay is a pristine three-quarter mile (1200 meter) beach that’s found between the uninhabited islands of Little Water Cay and Water Cay. Essentially a sandbar that grew over time, this beach is about 400 feet (110 meters) wide, and today the central dune supports light vegetation and casuarina trees.

Half Moon Bay is one of the most popular destinations in the country for water tours. The coastal area is also one of the many gems in the Princess Alexandra National Park.

The northern side of this bay features a great beach with turquoise water. The southern side offers a sheltered and shallow lagoon with crystal clear water and soft sand.

Little Water Cay is a small cay located near the Leeward area of Providenciales, and is best known as being a sanctuary for the Turks and Caicos Islands rock iguana.

The cay is a fun and interesting attraction for all ages. The Turks and Caicos rock iguana is docile, and there are typically many of these fascinating lizards to see.

• Long Bay Beach - The beautiful Long Bay Beach lines the southern coast of this region. Private homes and luxury rental villas are found on this beach, but the density is much lower than what is found at other popular beaches.

There are rocky patches on the western end of the beach, but overall the coast offers shallow turquoise water with a clean white sandy bottom.

• Turtle Tail Drive - Turtle Tail is a coastal luxury residential region, and offers some of the finest vistas on the island.

Turtle Tail is a narrow peninsula that largely separates the interior Flamingo Pond and Juba Point Salina from the ocean and Caicos Banks. At the far eastern end of the peninsula, a small channel allows tidal movement into the ponds, and divides Turtle Tail from the Long Bay region of Providenciales.

Quite a few rental vacation villas are located at Turtle Tail, and they range in size from small guest houses to the expansive mansion of the late pop icon Prince, complete with its own purple driveway.

Turtle Tail is a very peaceful and private region of Providenciales.

• Southside Marina - As your adventure comes to a close, you’ll jet ski back to Southside Marina, reflecting on the incredible sights and fascinating history you’ve encountered. The return trip offers a final chance to admire the beautiful coastline and take a few more photos before docking.

Photo Opportunities: Final group shots on the jet skis and scenic photos of the coastline as you approach the marina.

Tour Recap:
Hotwheels Turks and Caicos Islands’ two-hour jet ski tour masterfully blends adventure, history, and natural beauty. With ample opportunities for photography, you’ll leave with unforgettable memories and a collection of photos that truly capture the essence of the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Be sure to tag your photos and share your experiences with fellow adventurers! Thanks for choosing Hot Wheels. Do come back and visit us soon.

• Jet Ski for Two (2) Guests / Max Weight 375 lbs
• Bottled water
• Snorkeling Equipment
• Goods and Services Tax (GST)
• Professional Guide
• Life Jacket

• Gratuities
• Pina Colada’s