So my son is doing a cruise ship wedding in July, and I'd like to organize a charter on Grand Turk while there (for one bloody day). I have no idea where these ships dock in relation to anything there, but can anyone recommend a charter service to use in this situation? I've got a small group of probably 6-8. Thanks in advance for any help.
Grand Turk charter recommendations
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Blue Water Divers. About a 10 minute cab ride, and cost $5/person a few years back (not sure on the cab cost now though)
Grand Turk Diving
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Cruise ship is $5/person and 5 minutes away. Grand Turk is only 7 miles X 1.5 miles (stretching the ruler at that) Ship docks on West or leeward side of Island. Same side diving is done on.
info@gtdiving.com
Cruise ship is $5/person and 5 minutes away. Grand Turk is only 7 miles X 1.5 miles (stretching the ruler at that) Ship docks on West or leeward side of Island. Same side diving is done on.
+1 for Blue Water Divers. They always pick good spots based on conditions. I like " The Ampitheater" and " The Library".
mikeycanuk
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We recently spent 10 days diving with Smitty and crew at GTdivers. Smitty is a legend on GT, stopped counting dives after 15,000. Cecil's reef was one of the better dive sites IMO.
It's still $5/per person from the cruise ship pier, I overheard the taxi operator when they were dropping off people on Duke st.
We had some funny times when we were doing our SI at the dive shop and 4-5 vans passed us by along with a jungle themed safari van and a "train". I felt I was in a zoo and wished I had a gorilla suit for some pranks.
It's still $5/per person from the cruise ship pier, I overheard the taxi operator when they were dropping off people on Duke st.
We had some funny times when we were doing our SI at the dive shop and 4-5 vans passed us by along with a jungle themed safari van and a "train". I felt I was in a zoo and wished I had a gorilla suit for some pranks.
Bryan Cunningham
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Grand Turk is a pretty small island. So everything is close, and a $5 taxi ride.
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