Turks and Caicos is home to some of the last true private islands in the Caribbean — small enough to control entirely, large enough to build a genuine estate, and increasingly hard to come by. Three stand out.
Pine Cay
Around 800 acres, anchored by The Meridian Club — ten beachfront rooms and two suites — with residency capped at just 38 private homes and its own airstrip. Pine Cay has stayed deliberately small and quiet: ownership here is as much about joining a settled community as it is about the land itself.
Parrot Cay
Roughly 1,000 acres, about 30 minutes by boat from Providenciales, built around the COMO Parrot Cay resort and its wellness and yoga focus. Parrot Cay has long attracted a discreet, design-conscious buyer drawn to the island’s spa culture as much as its beaches.
Ambergris Cay
Approximately 1,000 acres, home to the largest private airstrip in the Caribbean at 5,700 feet and the all-inclusive Ambergris Cay Resort. One mile west, Little Ambergris Cay is TCI’s largest fully protected cay — a bird and marine sanctuary that borders the estate rather than sitting inside it.
Private island ownership in TCI is a specialised transaction — access, utilities, and homeowner association structures all vary by island. liveTCI’s team has direct experience sourcing, selling and owning private islands in this market.
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