Miami to Grand Turk Charter Flights
Enjoy the quiet pace and historic shores of the Turks and Caicos capital
Miami to Grand Turk via Private Jet Charter
Your flight from Miami leaves behind the bustle of the city for a direct path over the turquoise waters of the Bahamas archipelago. This short and scenic international trip is a transition from a global hub to one of the Caribbean’s most relaxed and historically rich islands. In just a couple of hours, you will be positioning for arrival into the Turks and Caicos, ready to experience the world-class diving and colonial charm that define Grand Turk.
This route is ideal for travelers seeking an authentic island experience, away from the more developed tourist centers. Whether planning a dive-focused vacation to explore the famous coral wall or a quiet getaway to enjoy the island’s rustic appeal, the journey is as simple and pleasant as the destination itself. We ensure every detail is managed for a truly effortless arrival.
Recommended Aircraft
PC‑12 NGX
Rough Estimate
$24,200 (Round Trip)
Capacity
6 People
Flight Time
2:34
Step off your jet directly onto the island and begin your trip without delay.
We coordinate your direct international arrival, arranging for customs to be ready for you at Grand Turk's airport.
The greatest advantage of this route is the ability to bypass the busier hubs. By arranging for customs and immigration to meet your flight directly at JAGS McCartney International Airport, we ensure your arrival on Grand Turk is as private and efficient as possible. This eliminates the need for a connecting flight, protects your schedule, and allows you to transition from the aircraft to your ground transportation in minutes. It is the most seamless way to access the quiet heart of the Turks and Caicos.
Additional aircraft options
All price estimates are for a round-trip, Friday through Sunday itinerary. Actual quotes vary depending on factors like season, available aircraft and more. Your quoted price may be more or less than the estimates on this page.
Citation CJ4 Gen2
7 People
$38,000
Hawker 800XP
8 People
$33,400
Challenger 350
9 People
$44,900
Gulfstream G450
14 People
$54,100
Miami to Grand Turk Airport Options
While most inbound traffic clears customs at the high-volume private terminals in Providenciales (PLS), Grand Turk's airport is also a port of entry with customs available. For maximum convenience, we can arrange for customs and immigration to be ready for your direct arrival at GDT, allowing you to begin your trip immediately. Alternatively, stopping at PLS offers more operational flexibility. We will recommend the best option based on your schedule.
Departing Miami
Miami-Opa Locka Executive (OPF/KOPF)
14201 NW 42nd Ave, Opa-locka, FL 33054
Miami Executive Airport (TMB/KTMB)
12800 SW 145th Ave, Miami, FL 33186
Arriving Grand Turk
JAGS McCartney Intl. (GDT/MBGT)
Airport Rd, Cockburn Town TKCA 1ZZ
Providenciales Intl. (PLS/MBPV)
Airport Rd, Providenciales TKCA 1ZZ
Discover an island defined by world-class diving and colonial-era charm.
Destination Highlights
Upon arrival, many visitors head straight for the water. The Grand Turk Wall is a protected coral reef that drops dramatically just offshore, offering some of the most spectacular diving in the world. On land, you can explore the 19th-century architecture of Cockburn Town or relax on the sands of Governor's Beach.
On-Island Basics
The primary modes of transport on the small island are golf carts and rental cars, which allow for easy exploration. Taxis are available, especially near the cruise center. The U.S. dollar is the official currency, and while credit cards are accepted at hotels and larger establishments, carrying cash for smaller purchases is recommended.
Aircraft Comfort and Options
Light and midsize jets offer the perfect balance of speed and efficiency for this route. Cabins are well-suited for couples or small families, and baggage capacity is ideal for packing dive gear, fishing equipment, and casual resort wear. The quiet, comfortable environment ensures you arrive rested and ready for your island stay.
When to Fly and What to Expect
The peak travel season runs from December through April, offering dry, sunny weather. The summer and fall months bring warmer temperatures and a higher chance of tropical storms, though the island is typically quieter. Booking well in advance is advisable for major holidays, as aircraft and accommodation availability becomes limited.
An Island Shaped by Salt and Sea
Discover the unique character of this historic Caribbean outpost.
Historic Town Salina
At the heart of the island’s salt industry, the restored Town Salina demonstrates the 19th-century engineering used to harvest sea salt, which was once the most valuable commodity in the Turks and Caicos.
Free-Roaming Donkeys
A cherished feature of the island, feral donkeys are descendants of those used in the salt trade. They can be seen wandering freely along the roadsides and near historic sites like the Grand Turk Lighthouse.
The Grand Turk Wall
A world-renowned diving destination, this protected coral reef begins just a few hundred yards offshore. Famous sites like "The Library" offer a dramatic vertical drop from 30 feet to over 7,000 feet.
John Glenn's Splashdown Exhibit
Commemorating the 1962 Mercury space mission, a detailed replica of the Friendship 7 capsule is on display at the Grand Turk Cruise Center, marking the astronaut’s historic landing point just off the coast.
Miami to Grand Turk Charter Flight FAQs
Can I fly directly to Grand Turk without stopping to clear customs elsewhere?
Yes. Grand Turk’s airport is an official port of entry, and we can arrange for customs and immigration to meet your flight upon arrival. This allows for a direct, private clearance on the island itself. Alternatively, we can route you through the full-service private terminals in Providenciales (PLS), which offers more flexibility if your schedule changes. We'll help you decide which option is best.
Which aircraft is best for bringing dive equipment to Grand Turk?
For travelers with bulky dive gear, a turboprop like the Pilatus PC-12 is an excellent choice. Its large, pallet-sized cargo door and spacious, continuous cabin make loading multiple dive bags, tanks, and gear cases incredibly easy. This avoids the packing constraints of some light jets and ensures all your essential equipment arrives with you without compromise.
What should I expect from the FBO facilities at Providenciales (PLS)?
The FBOs at PLS are modern and well-appointed, with comfortable passenger lounges, flight planning rooms for crew, and concierge services. Because your stop is for customs clearance before heading to Grand Turk, the primary benefit is efficiency. Staff will coordinate with your onward flight so you can move from one aircraft to the next with minimal delay, often within the same private ramp area.
How does hurricane season affect flights from Miami to Turks and Caicos?
During hurricane season (June through November), our flight planning includes rigorous, real-time monitoring of tropical systems. While direct impacts are infrequent, flight times may be adjusted to depart earlier or later to avoid weather bands. We maintain constant communication with operators to ensure the flight only proceeds when the route and destination weather are confirmed to be safe.
How are private flights to other islands like Salt Cay arranged?
Short-hop flights from Grand Turk to nearby islands like Salt Cay can be seamlessly integrated into your primary charter itinerary. These quick trips, often under 20 minutes, are typically flown on smaller, efficient turboprop aircraft. This provides complete scheduling freedom for day trips or multi-island stays, allowing you to explore more remote areas without relying on limited ferry or local airline schedules.