Providenciales Jet Ski Tours: 11 to Book

1.Jet Skiing around La famille ship and smaller pristine cays

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 335 reviews · from $350 per ski, up to 2Our pick

Ride a guided jet ski from Leeward Marina to La Famille Express, a cargo ship wreck in shallow water, then visit small cays, secluded beaches, sandbars, and possibly Iguana Island. Guides such as Alex, Eel, Bryson, and Carl lead the route. The tour costs $350 per group of up to two, with optional pickup for $20 per person.

“Briceson took us around the islands and did a great job showing us a lot of really cool things that we wouldn’t have seen otherwise”

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2.Abandoned Shipwreck Jet Ski Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 190 reviews · from $240 per ski, up to 2Top rated

Ride a two-person jet ski about two miles offshore from Providenciales to the La Famille Express shipwreck. Guides such as Chris, Beeps, Ernest, and Joe may add stops at Iguana Island, Pine Key, Noah’s Ark, or nearby coves when conditions allow. The hour-long private outing combines speed, swimming, and island views.

“Chris was my instructor for this trip. He was awesome! Especially since I was a first timer….we had a great time and I want to go back and do it again with him!”

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3.Jet Ski Shipwreck and Private Island Excursion

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 150 reviews · from $241 per ski, up to 2

Take one jet ski from My Girl Ferry at Walkins Marina to a ghost ship and secluded islands near Providenciales. Guides such as Bob, Alex, Joe, and Tyrese lead the ride, share local sights, and often take photos. The ticket covers one jet ski, not one jet ski per person.

“This jet ski excursion was great! We ran a little late and the owner called me to ensure we were still able to make it. Our guide Bob was also very friendly. He made sure we had fun by telling us to go faster and he made sure we had great pictures when we got to the beach.”

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4.FAMOUS SHIPWRECK, Tiki Bar & Iguana Island Private Jet Ski Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 25 reviews · from $479 per ski, up to 2

Ride a Sea-Doo GTI from Long Bay to the La Famille Express shipwreck, Half Moon Bay, and Noah’s Ark floating bar. You can climb the wreck, jump from its 25-foot deck, see Turks and Caicos rock iguanas, and stop for drinks or lunch. Guides may include Stan, AJ, Julian, Paris, or Beeps.

“Had a Great time - Was able to do tour with the whole family. Told guide we wanted just to ride and not stop- He took us all around so we could enjoy the skies and have a good time.”

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5.Jet Ski Adventure in Crystal Waters of Turks and Caicos

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 13 reviews · from $159

Set out from South Bank Marina on a 2023 Yamaha Jet Ski with one-on-one instruction, safety gear, water, and sunscreen. Your guide leads you toward La Famille Express, nearby cays, sandbars, and possible Jojo dolphin sightings. The ride lasts about one hour, allows two riders per ski, and is limited to five people.

“This experience might have been my favorite excursion on this trip. We had the best time. They did message the morning of to switch our time twice but it all worked out. The water was rough that day so they ended up picking us up Read more”

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6.Jet Ski Adventure to Split Rock, Pirates Cove, Iguana Bay Cay

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 9 reviews · from $470 per ski, up to 2

Ride a jet ski from South Side Marina with guides such as Akeem, Hakeem, Chris, Mark, or Dario. Stop at Iguana Cay, Split Rock, Pirate’s Cove, Emerald Cay, Taylor Bay, and Sapodilla Bay for iguanas, old rock inscriptions, quiet beaches, and clear water. The two-hour tour costs $470 per jet ski for up to two people.

“What an amazing way to see the island of T&C. Our guide Akeem was top notch and allowed us to just take in the jet skiing and sights with brief history. We will definitely use this excursion again. Thanks.”

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7.Let me take you to Caicos Jetski safari Private Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · from $600 per ski, up to 2

Set out from Long Bay with EliteWatersportstci for a private jet ski tour to the La Famille Express shipwreck, Noah’s Ark Beach Club, and Little Water Cay. You can request Levelle, a guide praised for clear instruction and island insight. Expect about three hours on the water, with pickup offered and a return to Long Bay Beach.

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8.Jet Ski Tour or Jet Ski Rental in Providenciales

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 4 reviews · from $146Best value

You’ll ride a jet ski from Sapodilla Bay with a guide-led route that may include shipwrecks, caves, iguana island, starfish sightings and cliff jumping. Trips run from 30 minutes to about six hours. Each ticket covers one driver and one passenger, with life jackets, water and soda included. Pickup and drop-off cost extra.

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9.Jet Ski Fest in Turks and Caicos Islands

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 4 reviews · from $360 per ski, up to 2

You’ll spend about 90 minutes on a guided jet ski ride from Providenciales, visiting an abandoned shipwreck, nearby cays, and Noah’s Ark, a floating tiki bar. Joshua handles pickup, while guides such as Prince lead the water portion. Life jackets and pickup are included, and groups can have up to 15 people.

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10.Half Moon Bay Jet Ski Tour & Snorkeling the La Famille Shipwreck

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 3 reviews · from $470 per ski, up to 2

From Southside Marina, you’ll ride a two-person jet ski across the Caicos Banks to the La Famille Express shipwreck, then continue through Leeward Passage to Half Moon Bay. A guide such as Garth may add local stops along the way. Snorkeling equipment is included, though confirm that water time is planned for your outing.

“We had a lot of fun jet skiing and our guide was wonderful but the tour title is misleading as we did not do any snorkeling.”

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11.Unguided Jetski Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★3.0 · 2 reviews

Set out from Elite Watersports on Long Bay with an unguided jetski adventure around Providenciales. You can ride to the La Famille shipwreck, a hurricane-damaged vessel now used for photos and jumps, and may visit a floating bar. Pickup in an air-conditioned vehicle is offered, and the activity returns to the starting point.

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