Little Water Cay
What your day looks like
Take a trip to the protected homes of our rock iguanas on Little Water Cay. The island is the natural habitat of the endangered rock iguanas, which are protected by the National Trust. Enjoy an informative tour along the boardwalk with a National Trust Guide to see these famous iguanas in their natural habitat. Our knowledgeable guide will provide insight into the iguanas’ behavior, feeding habits, and history. Take the 15-minute short trail and see the iguanas up close or choose the extended stay option and spend the day on the island. Bring your swim suits, beach towels, and a picnic basket to enjoy a relaxing day on the beach.
The experience, in brief
- Trip to the protected homes of our rock iguanas on Little Water Cay
- Take a walk through beautiful waters of the beach
Your day, step by step
Leeward Settlement
Eco Tour at Little Water Cay (Turks & Caicos).
What to know before booking
Included
Iguana Island entry fee and educated tour guide
Not Included
Entrance fee not included
What to Bring
Sunscreen/Water/Camera
Meeting & Pickup
We will provide pick-up or meeting details upon booking confirmation Our tours begin at Walkin Marina at Heaving Down Rockon, located on the eastern coast of Providenciales. Walkin' Marina, Leeward Hwy, Leeward Settlement TKCA 1ZZ, Turks & Caicos Island.
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: Yes Confirmation: Manual By Business
What travelers are saying
Review from client: "The only thing I’d say was a negative was the iguana island tour. They canceled last minute which kind of ruined the morning for us because we couldn’t schedule anything else last minute, then rescheduled for the hottest time of the day. They were late getting us and then they just dropped us off on the island and left. There was no tour at all. We were the only people on the island at that time. We had no idea where to go or what to do. The visitors center was closed also. From pictures it looked like we’d be on a beach but they dropped us off on a dock and we had to walk through a lot of brush and got eaten alive by mosquitos because we didn’t know to bring bug spray. So we had to stop walking through the island and turn around and just go wait on the dock for the boat to come back and get us, who was also really late coming back. From what I Heard from other people who went to iguana Island, it was the highlight of their trip, they had such a great experience, there was a tour guide explaining a bunch of stuff and giving them a tour of the island and they were on a beach where they had the best water, which someone told me may have been on the other side of the island, it depends on which side your boat docks on. So we would not recommend using that tour company or that trip again. It wasn’t a great experience for us and we regretted not just booking the more expensive tour through the resort. "