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The red 2-seater and the black 4-seater Jet Car carving wide spirals of white wake across turquoise shallows off Providenciales

Jet Ski, Jet Car and ATV rides in Turks & Caicos

Caicos Rentals offers guided Jet Car rentals, Jet Ski tours and ATV tours in Providenciales, Turks & Caicos.

Free cancellationup to 24 hours before
Fast confirmationWhatsApp or phone, 9am to 5pm
Licensed & insuredfor a stress-free experience
Tax includedalready in every price

Our most popular rides

Now with guided ATV tours! Explore beautiful tourist attractions across Providenciales from the seat of a brand-new 2026 quad. More interested in the crystal-clear water? Take the wheel of a Jet Car and follow your guide, or join one of our Jet Ski tours.

Where our tours go

Every one is guided, and every one goes somewhere specific: a freighter wrecked offshore in 2004, a floating tiki bar moored off Half Moon Bay, the rock iguanas on Little Water Cay, and quad trails out to Split Rock and Pirate’s Cave.

Aerial view of two Jet Skis in clear water beside the rusted hull of a grounded freighter
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A rock iguana standing on open white sand among low coastal scrub and driftwood
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Rider view over the handlebars of a blue quad on a sand trail along the shore, turquoise sea and clouds to the left and another quad ahead
$260 / ATV2 hr
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You're riding in three steps

Here’s what happens between your message and your ride.

  1. 1

    Contact us

    Tell us the date and what you want to ride, and we will come back with what is free. Get in touch and every price on this page already has the tax in it.

  2. 2

    Meet your guide

    Where you meet depends on what you book. The Jet Car rental launches from Sapodilla Bay Beach, water tours from Heaving Down Rock Marina, and ATV tours from Grants Wheeland Gas Station. Each one is on its page with a map.

  3. 3

    Enjoy your experience

    The rock iguanas on Little Water Cay, finding out what it is like to drive a car on the water, or a quad out to the cliffs. Your guide leads the way and you do the driving.

A heron on the sand at the edge of clear turquoise water

Book the best part of your vacation today

Jet Cars you drive yourself with a guide out front, and guided tours by Jet Ski and ATV to the island's best spots. A couple or a whole group, first time on the water or not, there is a ride here for everyone. Tell us the day and we hold it.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How warm is the water?

The water at Sapodilla Bay Beach, Grace Bay Beach and Heaving Down Rock Marina is warm enough to swim in all year round. It ranges from 75 to 86°F (24 to 30°C).

What’s included?

Your machine or your seat, fuel, a life jacket for everyone, the safety briefing, and the guide who leads your ride. The tax is already in every price, so nothing is added later.

Do I need a license or experience?

To drive a Jet Ski or a Jet Car you must be 16 or older, and no license is needed. To drive an ATV you must be 18 or older and hold a valid driver’s license. Passengers ride from age 4 on all three, and no previous experience is needed on any of them. Everyone signs a waiver and runs through the safety briefing before they ride.

What if the weather turns?

If it isn’t safe to go out, we don’t go out. If we call it off for weather, you have the option to rebook within 30 days or receive a full refund.

What should I bring?

Swimwear and a towel. Sunscreen should be reef-safe. We hand you a life jacket. Waterproof bags are not included, so leave anything that can’t get wet on shore. If you want your ride on film, drone footage is an optional add-on, so just ask when you book.

Is it safe?

Every ride, on land or on the water, is led by a local guide with deep knowledge of the island and its waters, and they stay out front from start to finish. If it isn’t safe to go out, we don’t go out. On the water, there’s a life jacket for everyone on board, and on land, every rider gets a helmet.

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