• Columbus Landfall National Park - The majority of the cruise will navigate along the coast of this national park, highlighting various historic structures from the island’s salt industry. It is also the site where Christopher Columbus landed during his 1492 expedition to the New World. The coastline features several secluded beaches, including one with an abandoned mansion that was once owned by the country’s former prime ministers.
• Grand Turk Lighthouse - Constructed in 1852, the Grand Turk Lighthouse is situated at the northern tip of the island, overlooking North Creek and the Atlantic Ocean. This historic beacon once guided ships away from dangerous reefs and now offers picturesque views, walking trails, and insights into the maritime history of Turks and Caicos.

• Life vests
• Complimentary rum punch for adults (18+) after the tour
• Soft refreshments for kids
• Clear boat

• Sunscreen

This North Creek mangrove tour stands out by combining history, ecology, and innovation into a single adventure:
• Clear-bottom boat experience – Participants can observe marine life, coral, and mangrove roots from a unique angle without getting wet.
• Diverse wildlife – Observe herons, egrets, osprey, fish, turtles, and other species in their natural environment.
• Historic dredger crane – A unique opportunity to view the machine that shaped the canal decades ago, linking the area’s history to its present.
• Exclusive new offering – As the first tour of its kind in Grand Turk’s North Creek, it offers a fresh and thrilling option for tourists.
• Small, intimate groups – Provides a personalized experience with more chances for photos and interaction with the guide.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.