** Paradise Carts only provides golf carts and bicycle rentals on Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands. **

Explore

Victoria Public Library

Victoria Public Library in Grand Turk

Victoria Public Library in Grand Turk was established in 1887 to honor Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee. It remains a cultural hub offering books, internet access, and community programs.

Anglican Church

St. Mary’s Anglican Church in Grand Turk

St. Mary’s Anglican Church in Grand Turk was built in 1900 and is the main Anglican church on the island. It’s a small white church by the sea that welcomes both locals and visitors.



image1

Her Majesty’s Prison in Grand Turk

Her Majesty’s Prison in Grand Turk, built in the 1830s, served as the island’s main prison until 1994. Now a historic site, it offers self-guided tours showcasing colonial-era prison life.

Grand Turk Lighthouse

The only lighthouse in the country, this beautiful (albeit not very large) structure is the main historical attraction on Grand Turk. Don’t miss out on the scenic coastal path that leads along the cliffs north of the lighthouse. Unfortunately, access is not allowed inside the lighthouse.

Snorkelling & Diving

Grand Turk is a spectacular dive destination, with some of the finest barrier reef and wall sites in the tropical Atlantic. The west and northwest sides of the island are the best locations for snorkeling from the beach. Several of the dive and tour operators offer short boat trips to better snorkeling areas offshore and near Gibbs Cay.

Turks & Caicos National Museum

Est. in 1991, the Turks & Caicos National Museum is the country’s only museum (apart from a small satellite location on Providenciales), and is located on the historical Front Street in Cockburn Town, Grand Turk.

Beaches of Grand Turk

Governor’s Beach and the Cruise Center Beach are excellent for exquisite sand and water. English Point and Pillory Beach offer a more secluded setting. White Sands Beach and East Side Beach are the best for beachcombing.

Dining

Grand Turk offers a limited yet interesting selection of restaurants. Most restaurants are located in Cockburn Town near the oceanfront regions of Front Street, Duke Street and Queen Street. This area features some of the finest British Bermudian Colonial architecture in Turks and Caicos, and offers a great Old Caribbean atmosphere.

Contact us