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What are your tour times?Our tour times are: East Coast Tour: 10am and 2pm daily West Coast Tour: 10am and 2pm Monday – Saturday All Island Tour: 10am Monday – Saturday
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How old do I need to be to drive an ATV?You have to be 16 years old to drive an ATV alone.
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Do I have to wear any safety gear?Any ATV rider or operator must wear a helmet and protective eyewear.
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Do I need to be experienced?No. We work with every skill level. Many of our customers have never ridden an ATV before. We will walk you through the operation of the ATV before taking you out on a flat area for a training session.
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Is there a cancellation policy?All cancellations must be done 48 hours prior to the trip.
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Do I have to make a deposit to ride?For tours greater than 6 people, we require half deposit of the total price a week before the tour date. For a full refund, cancellations must be done 48 hours before the ride.
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What happens if there is bad weather?For the safety of our guests, we will not run any tours in severe weather conditions. In the event of bad weather, we will delay the start time of a tour or reschedule for a different day.
Meeting Point
Guests will meet for their tour at Emerald Point Beach. Directions can be provided if needed and complimentary pick up and drop off is provided to those in Grace Bay.
Clear Kayak Mangrove & Island Tour
116 operator reviews | Leeward Settlement, Turks and Caicos
From USD$150 per adult​
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Free Cancellation (up to 48hrs before)
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Reserve with a 33% down payment
3 Hours
Free pick-up & drop-off for those in Grace Bay
Mobile ticket
Overview
Embark on a fun-filled and adventurous guided crystal kayak trip to both Iguana Island and Mangrove Cay. Explore the mangrove estuaries and the amazing marine creatures that call it home and continue to Iguana Island to learn about the endemic rock iguanas, birds and chill on a secluded beach. ​​Participants will begin by learning the basics of kayaking and safety guidelines from a trained guide. Then, they will set off on a the guided journey through to the mangroves and then to Iguana Island.