Providenciales International Airport
International airport · Providencales and West Caicos ·

Providenciales International Airport

International airport · Providencales and West Caicos ·

Small island airport, hot and crowded, upstairs nicer

small airport
efficient
limited seating
friendly staff
expensive
long lines
airport renovation needed
customs improved
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null
Providenciales International Airport by null

Information

Airport Rd, TKCA 1ZZ, Turks & Caicos Islands Get directions

Restroom
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom

Information

Static Map

Airport Rd, TKCA 1ZZ, Turks & Caicos Islands Get directions

+1 649 946 4420

Features

•Restroom
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot
•Wheelchair accessible restroom

Last updated

Jan 28, 2026

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Providenciales International Airport

Michael L.

Google
I echo what most reviewers have to say. This airport is small but mighty. The load/unload areas are small and feverish yet efficient. Arriving through customs was easy and going through security on departure was smooth too. Even with getting randomly pulled to watch our suitcase get additional screening (it was the Eagles luggage tag….) the process was easy and smooth. I’d second that if you don’t get upstairs quick enough, it fills up! Also semi annoying with two young kids, two strollers and four bags not having an elevator was a bit tough. Coolest part of the experience for the kids was unloading/loading out on the tarmac and then waiting for departure and sitting outside watching our plane land and taxi up to the “gate”. Random gift shops food/drink prices didn’t seem outrageous to me like some suggest. Had a spirited conversation outside the airport awaiting to check in with United of someone who was asking to see our passports. He looked very sus and I asked to see credentials. He laughed it off and did check out. Hope to make my way back here sooner than later!

Matthew O.

Google
Anybody that is flying to or from this airport prepare yourself for torture and a lot of waiting, especially on a Saturday the busiest time for departing flights and arrivals. There is limited seating and make sure to get here early because the security checkpoint line can be very long. They need to build more seating in this airport and they need to make more runways because there was one time when me my family were flying from Chicago there was a problem with getting here because they shutdown the airport due to something on the runway an we had to stop at a different airport to re fuel and it should been a 3 hour flight instead it was almost an 11 hour flight due to waiting to get the green light to land. This airport sucks and it needs a lot of renovation.

rachel F.

Google
It’s a small airport, and you can definitely tell once you’re inside. There’s not a lot of seating, so you better hope your flight doesn’t get delayed because space fills up fast. There also aren’t many food or shopping options, so grab a bite before you get there if you can. The check-in line can get long, especially during busy travel times, but overall the process moves along. I’ve never had any issues with security, and the staff have always been friendly and helpful. All in all, it’s a small island airport simple and functional, but don’t expect much in terms of comfort or amenities.

Todd J.

Google
Nice beaches, warm water and less than average Caribbean visibility while diving combined with a big gigantic bill. For middle level income folks, don't bother, it's expensive and you don't get anything for the extra money other than no crowds. If you have money to spend and have to have fewer people on the beach, then yeah, go here. If you want great beaches and water with everything that includes, don't bother with TCI. When you go to TCI plant to spend 40-100 per person lunch/dinner. You can get better prices, better visibility underwater elsewhere. Breakfast will be $30 and you'll wonder what you got for that much money. That's our experience.

JAY B.

Google
Nothing state of the art at the airport, however, it functions efficiently. It’s a tiny airport with daily flights from all over the world. 1) The check can be tedious and time-consuming, as it is a small airport. 2) The waiting area is tiny and will be crammed. Don’t go expecting room to sit. You might have to stand and wait. 3)There are really only about 3 gates. 4) There’s a lounge upstairs. 5) The duty free shop carries an extensive collection of local and foreign beverages and items. 6) There are also inter-island flights to the other habitable islands like North Caicos and Grand Turk. This airport is a tiny engine but it does the job. The workers are pleasant and friendly. The customs officers are fierce but funny. Overall experience here, painless. P.S. Make sure to have a designated driver or hotel jitney pickup, as hailing a cab on this tiny island from the airport can cost you upwards of $100. ROBBERY!

Rajkiran N.

Google
it's a small airport and it's expected that is not going to be as stellar as bigger hub airports. Overall a very efficient airport, great staff, sticks to the basics and does the basics well

S O

Google
One could say it embraces minimalism by focusing on core functions. 😊 It's small, doesn't offer much, but is very efficient and security staff are kind.

Simon G

Google
Great airport. Has incredibly improved. When landing you de-plane from either the front or back of the plane right on to the tarmac. Then you walk through a nice new covered wall way to T & C customs. Customs is much improved and efficient with lots of agents working.