Quick answer: Best Luxury Sustainable Hotels in Turks and Caicos
At a glance
| Stay | Why it stands out |
|---|---|
| Pine Cay | Pine Cay has beachfront rooms and suites on a private island in Turks and Caicos. The hotel’s visitor information describes a car free island, with electric golf carts and bicycles for getting around. Arrange the transfer from Providenciales with the hotel when you book. These transport arrangements are the specific environmental features described here. |
| Salterra | Salterra is an eco conscious luxury resort on quiet South Caicos that now draws more than half its power from renewables, including a 400 kilowatt solar array with FortisTCI, th… |
| COMO Parrot Cay | COMO Parrot Cay is a female founded private island resort in Turks and Caicos, opened in 1998 by COMO's Christina Ong, and certified EarthCheck Silver in 2024. |
Quick picks
- Pine Cay, Pine Cay has beachfront rooms and suites on a private island in Turks and Caicos.
- Salterra: Salterra is an eco conscious luxury resort on quiet South Caicos that now draws more than half its power from renewables, including a 400 kilowatt solar array with FortisTCI, th…
- COMO Parrot Cay: COMO Parrot Cay is a female founded private island resort in Turks and Caicos, opened in 1998 by COMO's Christina Ong, and certified EarthCheck Silver in 2024.
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Where to stay for luxury in Turks and Caicos
Pine Cay’s visitor information describes electric golf carts, bicycles and a car free island. Arrange your boat transfer when booking.
How we choose the best luxury stays in Turks and Caicos
Pine Cay’s visitor information describes electric golf carts, bicycles and a car free island. Arrange your boat transfer when booking.
Pine Cay runs almost entirely without cars and meets its needs from sun and captured rain rather than imported fuel, so the quiet luxury of having an island to yourself in Turks and Caicos stays good for the reefs and beaches that Pine Cay protects and for the guests who come after you.
We look for that same instinct in the resorts that back their polish with proof, like Salterra, which now draws more than half its power from renewables including a 400 kilowatt solar array, and COMO Parrot Cay, the female founded island resort opened by Christina Ong in 1998 that earned EarthCheck Silver in 2024. Because for the island families who live alongside Salterra and COMO Parrot Cay across generations, protecting this water, power and reef is protecting their own future, and yours. See more in our guide to the best luxury eco stays across the Caribbean.
Top Luxury Picks in Turks and Caicos
- Pine Cay, Pine Cay has beachfront rooms and suites on a private island in Turks and Caicos.
- Salterra: an eco conscious luxury resort on quiet South Caicos powered by a 400 kilowatt solar array.
- COMO Parrot Cay: a female founded private island resort, EarthCheck Silver certified in 2024.
- Pine Cay, Turks and Caicos
Pine Cay
Pine Cay has beachfront rooms and suites on a private island in Turks and Caicos.
The hotel’s visitor information describes a car free island, with electric golf carts and bicycles for getting around. Arrange the transfer from Providenciales with the hotel when you book. These transport arrangements are the specific environmental features described here.
- South Caicos (Cockburn Harbour), Turks and Caicos
Salterra
Salterra is an eco conscious luxury resort on quiet South Caicos that now draws more than half its power from renewables, including a 400 kilowatt solar array with FortisTCI, the first solar project on the island, projected to generate 700,000 kilowatt hours a year.
It produces its own water by reverse osmosis, landscapes with native sea grape, thatch palm and gumbo limbo to cut irrigation, and helped found the South Caicos Coral Reef Consortium for reef restoration while training local fishermen as charter guides.
- Parrot Cay (private island), Turks and Caicos
COMO Parrot Cay
COMO Parrot Cay is a female founded private island resort in Turks and Caicos, opened in 1998 by COMO’s Christina Ong, and certified EarthCheck Silver in 2024.
The island composts over 16,500 kg of food waste a year, is shifting its landscaping to indigenous plants and reuses crushed glass in construction, while its marine science team runs a conservation programme with the NGO Roots2Reef that tags and tracks eagle rays, oceanic whitetip sharks and southern stingrays.