Turks & Caicos: Grace Bay Champagne Sunset Cruise Adults

Summary

Champagne sunset sailing past Grace Bay’s white sands

You’ll step straight from Grace Bay’s sand onto a catamaran for two hours of sailing with champagne, local appetizers, music, and good company. Watch colors shift across Providenciales’ coastline as you toast sunset with fellow travelers. With beachfront pickup and an adults-only vibe, this cruise feels both festive and quietly special.

What’s the experience like?

Feet in the sand, I was still brushing off the last grains when someone waved us over — turns out that’s how you board this sunset cruise from Grace Bay. The water lapped at my ankles (yep, got a bit wet) as we climbed onto the catamaran. There was this salty breeze, warm but not heavy, and the sky already starting to shift colors. Our captain, who everyone just called “Jules,” grinned and handed out glasses before we’d even sat down properly. I remember thinking, “Okay, this is how you start an evening.”

The boat drifted slow along the curve of Providenciales while music played — not too loud, just enough to fill the gaps between conversations. Someone pointed out a tiny cay off in the distance; Jules said nobody lives there except maybe some stubborn birds. The crew passed around trays from a local spot — I tried something with conch and honestly had to ask what it was (the answer: “just try it!”). The taste was fresh and a little spicy, which worked with the cold rum punch they kept pouring. Every so often someone would laugh too loud or try to take a selfie against the wind — it felt relaxed in that way only adult-only cruises do.

I kept watching the light change over Grace Bay — gold turning pink turning almost green for a second (someone said it’s called the “Green Flash,” but I’m still not sure if I really saw it or just wanted to). When they popped open champagne for everyone right as the sun hit the horizon, people actually cheered. The sea went glassy and quiet for a moment. It’s strange how you can feel both full of energy and totally calm at once out there. On the way back, everyone seemed softer somehow — maybe it was the wine or maybe just that feeling of being somewhere you don’t want to leave yet.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Champagne sunset sail from Grace Bay

• Get picked up beach side
• Cruise past Grace Bay beaches
• Sail around uninhabited cays
• Enjoy two hour catamaran sail
• Listen to variety of music
• Sample appetizers and finger foods
• Drink wine, rum punch, beers, or soft drinks
• Toast sunset with glass of bubbly
• Watch for Green Flash phenomenon
• Sail back into the sunset

Top questions

Is hotel pickup included for this Turks & Caicos sunset cruise?

Yes, beachfront pickup is included from selected Grace Bay hotels. You may need to walk along the beach if your hotel isn’t directly accessible by boat.

How long does the Champagne sunset cruise last?

The cruise lasts approximately two hours.

Are drinks and food included on this Grace Bay sunset cruise?

Yes, you’ll be served local appetizers/finger foods plus wine, beer, rum punch, soft drinks, bottled water, and one glass of champagne.

Is this Turks & Caicos sunset cruise adults only?

Yes, all guests must be at least 18 years old.

Will I get wet boarding the catamaran?

You might get your feet wet when boarding at the water’s edge depending on conditions.

What happens if there aren’t enough passengers booked?

If minimum numbers aren’t met after confirmation, you’ll be offered an alternative date or a full refund.

Are there any health restrictions for joining?

This tour isn’t recommended for pregnant travelers or those with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health.

What’s included

Your evening includes beachfront pickup and drop-off by boat from select Grace Bay hotels (sometimes after a short walk), all local taxes are covered in your price, plus you’ll enjoy local appetizers prepared by a nearby restaurant along with wine, beer, rum punch, soft drinks, bottled water—and of course a glass of champagne as you sail into sunset before heading back ashore.