

by Big Blue Collective
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$592This four-hour kayak tour in Providenciales begins at the operator’s base in Leeward Marina. Optional transport from the Grace Bay area is available upon request. Participants paddle through the mangrove channels that cover about one third of the islands, which serve as nursery grounds for marine life including juvenile turtles, rays, and juvenile sharks. The guide provides information about the local ecology, including coastal birds and the iguana sanctuary. The tour includes a swim break at a nearby beach. High tide is required for safe access to the mangroves, so departure times vary daily based on tide schedules. The tour may not be available on days when tides fall outside business hours. Included are a local guide, life jackets, light snacks, bottled water, and the national park conservation fee. Beginners can participate, and children must be accompanied by an adult.
Big Blue Collective
This four-hour kayak eco tour, TCI’s top eco tour for 20 years, explores mangrove habitats, nursery grounds, an iguana sanctuary, marine life, birds, and coastal ecology, ending with a swim at a nearby beach. Beginners are welcome. A $10 park conservation fee is included. Departure is from Leeward Marina, with transport from Grace Bay available on request. High tide is required for mangrove access, so departure times vary daily, and a few days each month may fall outside business hours when the tour is unavailable.
Address: Leeward Marina
End point
Address: Leeward Marina


by Big Blue Collective
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$592This four-hour kayak tour in Providenciales begins at the operator’s base in Leeward Marina. Optional transport from the Grace Bay area is available upon request. Participants paddle through the mangrove channels that cover about one third of the islands, which serve as nursery grounds for marine life including juvenile turtles, rays, and juvenile sharks. The guide provides information about the local ecology, including coastal birds and the iguana sanctuary. The tour includes a swim break at a nearby beach. High tide is required for safe access to the mangroves, so departure times vary daily based on tide schedules. The tour may not be available on days when tides fall outside business hours. Included are a local guide, life jackets, light snacks, bottled water, and the national park conservation fee. Beginners can participate, and children must be accompanied by an adult.
Big Blue Collective
This four-hour kayak eco tour, TCI’s top eco tour for 20 years, explores mangrove habitats, nursery grounds, an iguana sanctuary, marine life, birds, and coastal ecology, ending with a swim at a nearby beach. Beginners are welcome. A $10 park conservation fee is included. Departure is from Leeward Marina, with transport from Grace Bay available on request. High tide is required for mangrove access, so departure times vary daily, and a few days each month may fall outside business hours when the tour is unavailable.
Address: Leeward Marina
End point
Address: Leeward Marina