
Hurricane
The generous vessel — a wide sun deck composed for larger gatherings who still expect comfort.
View HurricaneLady Turkuoise composes private yacht charters and boat tours across Turks and Caicos the way a gallery composes a collection — with restraint, intention, and an eye for what makes a moment unforgettable.
Beneath the Surface
Lady Turkuoise is a premier Turks and Caicos boat tour and charter house — a small, deliberate fleet, captained by people who have spent their lives reading these waters. We do not move volume. We compose days.
"Our name reflects both the elegance and vibrancy of the islands — rare, unique, treasured by those who experience them."
Every charter is shaped around you: the reef you want to see, the sandbar you want to claim for an afternoon, the seafood you want plated while the engine idles and the horizon does the rest of the talking.
Five to eight guests per charter. No fleets of strangers, no schedules but your own.
Our captains were raised on these waters — every wreck, reef and cay is personal to them.
Reef-safe protocols and low-impact routes, in service of the waters we love.
Half-day, full-day or a private commission — each itinerary is built around you.
Every Lady Turkuoise charter draws from the same palette — reef, reef-fish, sand, salt, sun — arranged differently for every guest.

The third-largest reef on earth, just beneath the hull — coral gardens, tropical fish, the occasional sea turtle.

Slivers of pale sand, reachable only by boat, where the water turns the color of glass.

A cay of free-roaming iguanas, ancient and unbothered — one of the islands' quiet curiosities.

A weathered hull, half-claimed by coral — history quietly settling into the seabed.

Grilled chicken, fish, ribs and lobster in season — a feast prepared mid-voyage, plated on deck.

Conch salad and catch-of-the-day, dressed simply, eaten with bare feet still wet from the sea.

Snapper, grouper, mahi-mahi and the occasional barracuda — guided by crews who know precisely where to look.

Watch our crew dive for fresh conch the traditional way — a small, quiet ritual of these waters.
Each boat in the Lady Turkuoise collection was chosen for a different temperament — read the full collection before you choose yours.

The generous vessel — a wide sun deck composed for larger gatherings who still expect comfort.
View Hurricane
A rooftop lounge and a twelve-foot descent into the sea. Playful, unmistakably itself.
View One Love
Thirty-four feet of sunbed and shade. Smooth, deliberate, quietly the most elegant of the four.
View Princess II
The private commission. Sleek and unhurried — for two, or for your closest five.
View PursuitFour different rhythms for experiencing Turks and Caicos by water — each a complete composition in itself.
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Reef, sandbar and shipwreck — a complete morning, composed.
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Island hopping, Iguana Island, and an unhurried BBQ feast at sea.
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Snapper, grouper, mahi-mahi and barracuda, guided by expert local crews.
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Champagne, charcuterie, and golden hour along Grace Bay — every evening.
"Outstanding. We saw coral, fish, and a sea turtle. An amazing experience, five stars."
"We were a group of ten. The boat was pristine, the crew knowledgeable and kind. The highlight of our trip."
"We saw dolphins, explored the island, and stopped at a sandbar. Worth every second and every penny."
Half-day and full-day island itineraries, snorkeling and fishing excursions, and seasonal sunset cruises — each composed to reveal a different side of Turks and Caicos.
Our charters remain intentionally small. Pursuit holds up to five guests; Hurricane, our most spacious vessel, holds up to eight.
Snorkeling gear, a light lunch on select tours, and beverages including our signature rum punch, local beer and soft drinks. No hidden fees.
Yes — our charters welcome guests of every age, with crews experienced in keeping younger travelers engaged throughout.
No. Life jackets are provided and our crew is comfortable guiding guests at every level of confidence in the water.
We recommend reserving as early as possible, particularly during peak season, as availability across the collection is limited by design.
Reserve your passage and let the islands do what they do best.