PROVIDENCIALES
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The 7 most popular atv & buggy tours in Providenciales. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Ride a Love Buggy around Providenciales with guided stops, Cheshire Hall Plantation, and an included lunch for great island coverage.
“This group made a very memorable experience. Their easy going humor and professional touch made it very fun. I brought my 6yr old and she loved taking pictures while I drove. We felt safe the whole time and got to see a lot of the island. It was so much fun to drive the buggy,…”
2-hour ATV or UTV adventure in West Providenciales with Chalk Sound National Park views, cliffs, caves, lagoons, and remote beaches.
“Kenny and Mikey gave my family and I the thrill of a lifetime while ATV riding in Turks and Caicos! We had an AMAZING experience and stopped to see the most breathtaking view of the clear turquoise waters of Turks and Caicos. The guides were very knowledgeable and attentive to us. They went above and…”
ATV, UTV, and dune buggy fun in Providenciales with the Hole viewpoint, a Grace Bay stop, and guides like Nicole and Jermaine.
“So fun but be careful, steering wheel is tight. Take your time turning. But we had fun and went to Mr Groupers for lunch while driving.”
3-hour ATV tour from Cooper Jack Bay: pirate caves, salt flats, beaches, and 1700s plantation ruins in Providenciales, with pickup.
“Kenny was an awesome tour guide and was able to create an experience that was good for our group. We loved the different places we stopped at and had time to enjoy and take in the views. Highly recommend!”
Ride new ATVs/UTVs across sand and beaches on Providenciales, with stops at The Hole cenote, pelicans, and Grace Bay cafés.
“Great guides! Enjoyed the island insights.”
Guided ATV adventure on Providenciales with Chalk Sound and Malcolm Beach stops, pickup offered, off-road views, 1h25, $116 per person.
“This ATV ride was awesome. From the very beginning, we were picked up from Beaches on time and taken to the location where the ATVs were. I cannot remember his name, but both gentlemen were courteous and explained the routes, and assured us of a good time.”
Ride a street-legal Provo ATV through Bight National Park, Grace Bay, Flamingo Lake, and the 40-foot limestone sinkhole, then lunch at Mr. Grouper’s.
“The tour guides were extremely friendly, informative, and professional. I will definitely recommend them”
