Turks & Caicos July holidays

Festivals and events in Turks & Caicos in July

The Island Fish Fry is a weekly event held every Thursday evening at the Bight Children’s Park, Providenciales. You’ll come across a variety of stalls selling delicious food from local restaurants, as well as arts and crafts booths selling souvenirs. Live music performances create a lively ambience, alongside traditional Junkanoo celebrations. Junkanoo incorporates native instruments such as drums and cowbells, while performers dressed in extravagant costumes dance to the rhythm.

If you’re craving a party atmosphere, try the Caribbean House Evolution Festival. This celebration is usually spread over three days, it includes a beach party, pool party and then a boat party at Little Water Cay on the final day. This event immerses partygoers in Caribbean House music.

Top places to visit in Turks & Caicos in July

West Harbour Bluff is a serene, scenic area in the southwest of Providenciales. It’s part of the Frenchman’s Creek Nature Reserve, which means a diverse array of wildlife can be spotted here, including brown pelicans, stingrays and starfish! During your explorations, you might also come across inscriptions carved into rocks, made by shipwrecked sailors of the past. As this area is so remote, you’ll definitely want to pack a picnic and enjoy the infinite views of the ocean.

What’s the weather like in Turks & Caicos in July?

Hurricane season runs through July, however storms in this month are extremely rare. The weather is hot and tropical, which is alleviated by light rain showers and a pleasant moderate breeze. The average temperatures reach highs of 32°C and lows of 27°C.

What to pack for a holiday in Turks & Caicos in July

• Pack swimwear, lightweight clothing and flip-flops or sandals suitable for warm weather.
• Bring a small umbrella or lightweight waterproof jacket.
• Turks & Caicos is home to a variety of beautiful reefs. Please pack some reef-safe biodegradable sun cream to protect the marine life and preserve the reefs.
• Bring comfortable closed-toe shoes, these are essential if you’re planning on taking an excursion and exploring the stunning wilderness.
• You may want to bring a lightweight, collared shirt and trainers if you plan on playing golf.
• Don’t forget sunglasses and a hat for protection against the sun.
• Turks and Caicos has a variety of water-based activities on offer, so you’ll definitely want to consider bringing a waterproof camera or GoPro to capture these amazing memories!
• Bring mosquito repellent spray.
• Don’t forget your travel plug adaptor.