The view on your departure from Miami quickly transforms from urban geometry to the deep blue of the Gulf Stream, a contrast that sharpens as you approach the brilliant turquoise waters of the Caicos Banks. This distinct shift in color signals your arrival to a quieter part of the world, setting the stage for landing on the most lush and undeveloped of the main Caicos islands.
North Caicos offers a rare sense of privacy and natural beauty, with vast nature reserves, historic Loyalist plantations, and miles of empty beaches. It is the ideal destination for travelers seeking an authentic connection to the landscape. Our role is to make the logistics of reaching this peaceful island feel as effortless as the place itself.
Recommended Aircraft
PC‑12 NGX
Rough Estimate
$32,300
Capacity
6 People
Flight Time
3:02
Reaching an unspoiled destination like North Caicos requires precise logistical planning. Your flight from Miami will first land at a private terminal in Providenciales for a swift customs clearance. We then coordinate the final 15-minute flight to North Caicos, ensuring the connection is so seamless that it feels like a single, uninterrupted journey from the mainland to your quiet island destination.
Flying to North Caicos usually requires a customs stop in Providenciales. The estimates below account for a shuttle, depending on group size. All 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 CJ3+
7 People
$39,200
Citation XLS+
8 People
$49,400
Gulfstream G280
10 People
$53,000
Gulfstream G450
14 People
$62,000
North Caicos Airport (NCA) is a domestic-only airfield with no customs or immigration facilities. Therefore, your private flight from Miami must first land at Providenciales International Airport (PLS) to clear customs. After a quick and private entry process at a dedicated FBO, the final leg is a short, 15-minute flight over the stunning turquoise Caicos Banks to your destination.
Departing Miami
14201 NW 42nd Ave, Opa-locka, FL 33054
12800 SW 145th Ave, Miami, FL 33186
2100 NW 42nd Ave, Miami, FL 33126
Arriving North Caicos
Airport Rd, Whitby TKCA 1ZZ
Airport Rd, Providenciales TKCA 1ZZ,
Explore the lush nature and hidden history of the TCI’s garden island.
North Caicos is defined by its natural attractions. Discover flocks of flamingos at Flamingo Pond Overlook, explore the vast limestone caverns of the Cottage Pond, or walk the trails of the Wade's Green Plantation, one of the best-preserved Loyalist ruins in the Caribbean. Its beaches, like the secluded Three Marys Cays, remain pristine.
Rental cars are essential for exploring North Caicos and are readily available at the airport. The island is connected by a causeway to Middle Caicos, effectively creating one large island to discover. While some restaurants accept credit cards, many smaller local establishments and taxis are cash-only. U.S. dollars are the official currency.
Turboprops like the Pilatus PC-12 are ideal for this route. Their ability to use shorter runways provides maximum flexibility, while their generous baggage capacity is perfect for packing outdoor gear, coolers for the beach, and supplies, as high-end shopping is not available on the island.
The best weather is from December to April. As one of the quieter islands, North Caicos does not experience the same holiday crowds as Providenciales, but advance booking of both aircraft and accommodations is still essential. The summer and fall bring higher humidity and the risk of tropical storms.
The Caicos Islands in Their Natural State
Explore the well-preserved ruins of this 18th-century Loyalist cotton plantation. The site offers a fascinating glimpse into the island's colonial history, with marked trails leading through the main house, slave quarters, and processing buildings.
This landlocked saline pond is a crucial nature reserve and breeding ground for the Greater Flamingo. The dedicated overlook provides a sheltered spot to view and photograph the magnificent flock of resident pink flamingos.
A vital and scenic link, this mile-long causeway connects North Caicos to Middle Caicos over the shallow turquoise channel. Driving across it offers stunning views and access to the vast beaches and cave systems of both islands.
Located on the northern shore near Sandy Point, this trio of small limestone islets sits just off a beautiful, secluded beach. It is a popular spot for snorkeling, picnicking, and enjoying the unspoiled coastal scenery.
North Caicos Airport (NCA) is a domestic-only airfield with no customs facilities. All international private flights must first land at a designated port of entry to be legally admitted into the Turks and Caicos. Providenciales (PLS) has the closest and most efficient private terminal for this process, making it the mandatory and logical first stop for your arrival.
North Caicos Airport does not have runway lighting and is restricted to daylight operations only. If a delay in Miami pushes your arrival past sunset, we would make arrangements for you to comfortably remain in Providenciales overnight. We always build buffer time into the schedule, but this is a critical safety consideration that we plan for every flight.
The causeway is a well-maintained, paved road and is considered very reliable for year-round travel. It is a critical piece of infrastructure that allows seamless vehicle access between the two islands under all normal weather conditions. This effectively doubles the explorable territory from North Caicos, giving you access to the attractions of both islands with a single rental car.
North Caicos is known for its authentic, local Caribbean charm, not high-end resorts or luxury purveyors. While there are excellent local restaurants and small grocery stores for basics, there are no fine-dining establishments or gourmet markets. Many visitors choose to provision in Providenciales before the short connecting flight, which we can help coordinate.
While major cell providers have coverage on North Caicos, the signal can be inconsistent in more remote areas of the island and on Middle Caicos. Likewise, internet service at rental villas can vary in speed and reliability compared to a major hub like Providenciales. It is sufficient for basic connectivity but may not be ideal for high-bandwidth needs like video conferencing.