Flights to Turks and Caicos
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We fly direct to Turks and Caicos twice a week
10 hour flight time
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Flights from London Heathrow (LHR)
30th October 2024 - 30th November 2024
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Flights from London Heathrow (LHR)
4th December 2024 - 21st February 2025
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Virgin Atlantic's direct service to Turks and Caicos ends 21st February 2025.
What will the weather be like?
Visas and entry requirements
Entry requirements
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Currently no requirements
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What you need to know
Handy hints to help you hit the ground running in Turks and Caicos.
120 volts 60Hz
Plug type A and B
Turks and Caicos flight deals
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Discover Turks and Caicos
South of the Bahamas, you’ll discover a string of 40 small but beautifully-formed islands. The Turks to the east, including Grand Turk and Salt Cay, and the Caicos to the west, the main one being Providenciales (or Provo to the locals). And for UK holidaymakers, they’re the Caribbean’s best, best kept secret.
Perched on an underwater plateau rising 11,000 feet from the ocean floor, this tropical archipelago’s fringed by miles of unspoiled barrier reef. Which, combined with pristine beaches and sparkling blue water, makes for the finest snorkelling and diving to be found anywhere in the Caribbean. If you're not a qualified SCUBA diver yet, this is the place to learn, with many experienced local instructors ready to get you PADI Open Water certified in a few days. And once you are, there are countless wall dive sites and sheltered inshore reefs to explore, teeming with rainbow coloured fish, dolphins, rays, sea turtles, coral and more.
Wildlife above the water line
A biodiverse hotspot that is set to be made a UNESCO World Heritage Site. If you’re lucky enough to visit between November and April, take a whale-watching boat trip to see the migrating humpbacks on their way to their feeding grounds in the poles
Grace Bay beach
Grace Bay beach ranks time and again as one of, if not the best in the world. And when you sink your toes into the powder soft white sand and look out into the endless blue, it’s easy to see why.
Why you’ll love flying with Virgin Atlantic
Cabins and seats
Our seats have been carefully designed to help you fly in total comfort during the flight, no matter which cabin you're in. Find out how our Upper Class, Premium and Economy seats measure up.
Inflight services
Whichever cabin you're travelling in, you'll enjoy exciting inflight entertainment and delicious food and drinks throughout the flight.
Virgin Points
We reward your adventures with Virgin Points. Whether you're taking off, doing the weekly shop or splashing out on an exclusive stay, points make it all more rewarding.