There are several major airlines flying to Providenciales. American Airlines has three flights daily, Air Jamaica, Bahama Air, Delta, US Air, Continental and Jet Blue (offering direct flights from selected cities). Turks & Caicos is also served by West Jet, Air Canada and British Airways. Once you get to Provo, the island hopper is InterCaribbean Airways with great connecting flights to Grand Turk and Salt Cay.

The island ferry to Grand Turk is on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, leaving Salt Cay at 8:30am and returning to Salt Cay at 2:30pm. Check for schedule changes on the Salt Cay Ferry Facebook page. There is no ferry service between Providenciales and Salt Cay. Check with Salt Cay Divers if you are interested in taking the island ferry.

There is also a 5 min flight to Salt Cay from Grand Turk on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Visitors from all countries require a passport to enter the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Informality is the watchword. You’ll need a hat, sunscreen, your gear, books, bathing suits, shirts, shorts, and cash. Bring sturdy shoes and long pants if you plan to hike in the bush. Salt Cay has the least amount of rain, therefore the least amount of bugs of anywhere in the Turks & Caicos Islands. However, it’s still a good idea to bring bug spray as it is not sold in the local stores.

We have a few stores on island but they are very basic so yes, you can bring a cooler with cheese, fruits, vegetables and meats – just tell customs it’s for personal use!

We have no ATMs or banks, you will need to bring cash for small purchases in the local stores. Restaurants and stores on Salt Cay do not accept credit/debit cards. 

Salt Cay is the Southern-most island in the chain of islands that is Turks and Caicos. Getting to Salt Cay requires a flight from the airport in Providenciales. Most guests fly to Grand Turk as there are many flights a day and we pick them up on Grand Turk and bring them to Salt Cay by charter boat.

Yes, the Coral Reef Bar & Grill is right next door and sits right on the water at the dock. That is the only restaurant currently open on Salt Cay. Please inquire to make reservations.