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Turks & Caicos Explorer II PROVIDENCIALS TURKS & CAICOS
Turks & Caicos Explorer II
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Providenciales
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Turks & Caicos
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FROM
$2,595
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DATES & TIMES:
Travel
Mar 25
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Dec 31, 2021
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Prices at Turks & Caicos Explorer II are per person based on double occupancy unless otherwise noted.
Prices at Turks & Caicos Explorer II may vary based on seasonality and may change without notice. Space subject to availability. Certain other restrictions may apply. Lower priced specials and promotional discounts may be available. **Click on Photo for Resort or Liveaboard Information**
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7 Nights Stateroom accommodations, 3 Meals Daily (Except Friday Evening Meal), All Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages, Between Dive Snacks and Up To 5 Dives Daily (Weather Permitting) (Not Included Port Tax, Fuel Surcharge and Transfers)
Price and Room Selections: $2,595 / Lower Deck $2,795 / Main Deck $2,995 / VIP Stateroom
Travel Thru 2020
$2,695 / Lower Deck $2,895 / Main Deck $3,095 / VIP Stateroom
Travel Thru 2021
Book By:
Dec 21, 2021
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- Wreck Diving
- Wall Diving
- Macro Life
- Underwater Photography
- Coral Reefs
- Liveaboard Diving
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There is room for 20 passengers aboard the Turks & Caicos Explorer II. Each stateroom has either port lights or windows and ensuite bathrooms. Everyone tends to gather either in the common room or on the flybridge with the barbeque, wetbar and extra seating.
Diving is easy with a ramp-style stairway to provide easy access to the swim platform, individual gear bins, rinse tanks, camera table and charging facilities. There are five dives daily, including night dives.
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- Nitrox
- Dive Lockers/ Dive Storage
- Divers Transported To/ From Airport
- Cabins Have Ensuite Bathrooms
- Dive From Boat
- Common Areas With DVD/ TV
- Wreck Diving
- Wall Diving
- Macro Life
- Underwater Photography
- Coral Reefs
- Liveaboard Diving
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The western-most of the Caicos islands, a large area of Provo is protected by the Princess Alexandra National Park. Here large green morays and tiny golden spotted eels are easily missed as they hide in the cracks and crevices. Not so easy to miss are the friendly grouper who beg for attention and the large sting rays flying around you.
On land, visit the world's only conch farm or, to experience history, go to the ruins and read the messages engraved on stones by marooned sailors. A visit to Provo is not complete without stopping by the world famous Grace Bay Beach.
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- Wreck Diving
- Wall Diving
- Macro Life
- Underwater Photography
- Coral Reefs
- Dolphins
- Shark Encounters
- Whale Migration
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Date:
Thursday, September 17, 2015
Sitting in T & C airport headed home. The trip was absolutely terrific. I was pleasantly surprised how nice the boat was. Much nicer than any of the other boats I've been on. The crew was excellent and very attentive. The diving was really good. Lots of sharks and other good stuff. I would highly recommend the Explorer charter. Would definitely do it again.
H V.
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USA
Date:
Thursday, October 23, 2014
The trip was great. I did all 27 dives. The crew was wonderful: knowledgeable, attentive, and lots of fun. The boat was very nice. When moored it swung like crazy which made it challenging to find the boat. We had a VIP room. It didn't seem that much bigger than the standard rooms. Not worth the extra money. Food was only average. It was a bit spicy and I am not the only one who thought so. The dive sites tended to be a little deep, they were all starting at about 50 feet or deeper. The reefs were nice, better than in the Bahamas. Because I travel a lot, I didn't see a lot of new stuff, except for a different nudibranch. We saw some big stuff: sharks and turtles. We enjoyed the macro. One dive master was amazing when it came to finding the small critters. Overall, it was very enjoyable.
S F.
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USA
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