
easy
4 hours
Light fitness; ability to swim or be comfortable in shallow open water is recommended
Spend an afternoon aboard Serendipity cruising the outer reef of Providenciales. Swim with sea turtles, explore a tiny iguana island, and relax with cold drinks on a private half-day snorkel and cruise.
The bow of Serendipity cuts a clean line through water so clear you can read the bottom fifteen feet down. Sunlight patterns shimmy across the hull as the captain idles near the outer reef and the crew passes out masks and fins with practiced efficiency. Within minutes the first flippers break the surface; below, parrotfish and the occasional turtle inspect the newcomers as if checking guest credentials.

Apply reef-safe SPF before boarding and bring a small bottle for reapplication to protect coral and your skin.
If you get seasick, sit midship and use medication 1–2 hours before departure; ginger chews also help for mild nausea.
Bring a well-fitting snorkel mask or request a properly sized mask from the crew — a good seal makes the whole trip more enjoyable.
Wear reef or water shoes for island stops where underwater rock and shells can be sharp.
The Turks and Caicos grew wealthy from salt raking and later saw ship traffic and privateering; remnants of wrecks dot the shallow banks.
The reef is fragile—follow the crew’s guidance, avoid touching coral, and use reef-safe sunscreen to minimize impact.
A personal mask that fits well prevents leaks and fog during reef swims.
summer specific
Protects skin and the coral ecosystem during prolonged sun exposure.
summer specific
Useful for walking on rocky island shores and while boarding from the dinghy.
spring specific
Capture surface shots and marine life without risking electronics.
summer specific