Your tour will come to a stop near the town centre where your guide will escort you on a 15 minute leisurely walk down the quaint “Front Street” lined with turn of the century Bermudian style architecture.

After this informative tour you will travel off the beaten path, where tour buses dare not venture to North Wells, where if lucky, you might just catch a glimpse of the famous endangered “Pink Flamingos” that may occasionally be seen foraging through the silted bottom of the Salina ponds on the Island in search of brine shrimp and other crustaceans indigenous to the natural wild life, not to mention passing the occasional indigenous wild horse who roams free on the island.

Enter North Wells by way of a narrow sand track where many a tour bus dare not venture on your way around the island, pass the North Creek, the last remaining safe hurricane shelter for yachts traveling between Nassau and Puerto Rico and where many locals moor their boats year round.

After traveling through North Creek you will pass the St. Thomas Anglican Church, the first church built on Grand Turk by Bermudian settlers, on your way to the South-eastern side of the island. Enjoy the view of Gibb’s Cay and the many little uninhabited islands that are visible in the Atlantic Ocean before being taken back to the ship.

T O U RF A C T S
Duration: 2 Hours Age Limit: 6 Yrs & Older Capacity: 10 pax per safari pick-up (2 pick-ups) Min: 4 Max: 20 Experienced Driver/Guide WHAT TO BRING • Sun Glasses, Towel • Not optional for pregnant women