Let us take you to a Robinson Crusoe-style island for an afternoon of adventure and fun. Gibbs Cay is an uninhabited island lying just off of Grand Turk's southeast tip.

An excursion to Salt Cay offers some excellent snorkeling and diving opportunities, as well as a chance to explore this historic island. Salt Cay lies seven miles southeast of Grand Turk and is fondly known as 'the Island that time forgot'.

You don’t have to be an experienced scuba diver to enjoy the secrets of the under-water world. Grand Turk offers some of the best snorkeling to be found in luxuriously warm clear turquoise waters.

One of the best ways to explore Grand Turk's beautiful coastline is by kayak. Experience a unique view of historic Front Street, with its stunning Bermudan and colonial architechture, pausing as whichever beach (or bar) takes your fancy.

If you'd rather be on the water rather than under it, try sailing on one of Bohio's Hobie Cats.

The Turks and Caicos Islands have excellent fishing year round. Bohio Resort works with local fishing operators who specialise in Light Tackle Fishing, and Off Shore Sport Fishing/Trolling who'll guarantee you'll have a top class fishing experience.

The North Atlantic Humpback Whale migrates through our our warm Caribbean waters each year to mate and give birth. Whale watching excursions are run from late January to early April and give you the opportunity to see the Humpback whales and their calves up close.

Try horse riding Caribbean style on a horseback Ride & Swim excursion - an unforgettable adventure with breathtaking scenery along the east coast of Grand Turk.

Island Yoga lead by Jackie Garbarino Girotti meets at the Bohio Resort three times a week for a sunset session. This is a class for beginner and intermediate students of yoga, or anybody that just wants to stretch their body and get rid some of those kinks.