Turks and Caicos is a British Overseas Territory southeast of the Bahamas, known for some of the world's most beautiful beaches and turquoise water. When winter North Atlantic swells arrive between November and March, the north-facing shores of Providenciales and the outer islands produce reef breaks and beach breaks in crystal-clear, warm water. Long Bay Beach on Providenciales is the main surf spot, offering a consistent break that handles a range of swell sizes. Water temperatures stay between 25-29C year-round. The islands' luxury resorts, world-class diving on the barrier reef, bone fishing flats, and laid-back island atmosphere make Turks and Caicos a premium Caribbean surf-and-relaxation destination.