Blue Mountain Villas & Luxury Vacation Rentals

Blue Mountain is located on Providenciales, the most developed island in Turks and Caicos. It sits along the north coast, just west of Turtle Cove and Grace Bay.

Unlike the long beaches of Grace Bay or Long Bay, Blue Mountain is defined by its elevation and rugged cliffs. It offers the island’s best panoramic views and a sense of privacy that’s hard to find in busier areas.

You must present a valid passport upon entry to Turks and Caicos. Visitors from outside the US, Canada, UK, and EU may need an additional tourist visa as well.

Blue Mountain is a 15-minute drive from Providenciales International Airport (PLS). Direct flights are available from major U.S., Canadian, and European cities. Your Rental Escapes Concierge can help with airport transfers, rental cars, and any other transportation needs.

The best way to get around Blue Mountain is with a rental car. The area is residential and spread out along hillside roads, though it’s more walkable down by the bluffs.
Private drivers are also available and are great for a stress-free option.
Taxis are also available, but they should be booked in advance.
Turtle Cove Marina is also just 5-10 minutes away, which makes it a great spot for boat charters to see more of the coast, as well as nearby cays.
Your Concierge can help with private drivers, taxis, boat charters, and more.

The dry season, from December to April, offers the best weather. It’s warm, sunny, and offers calm seas. The shoulder months of May-June and November also provide excellent value with fewer crowds. July through October is hurricane season. While rates are lowest, weather can be unpredictable, though actual tropical storms are rare.

Yes, Blue Mountain is considered one of the safest and most private areas on Providenciales. The neighborhood is made up of luxury villas and residences, with very little through traffic and a quiet, secure atmosphere. As with anywhere in Turks and Caicos, normal travel precautions apply, but the elevated, secluded setting makes Blue Mountain a peaceful place to stay.

Blue Mountain is all about privacy, views, and connection to nature. Here are some of the best things to do in and around the area:
• Take in the views: Relax on your villa terrace and enjoy panoramic vistas over the north shore reef, Turtle Cove, and Grace Bay. The elevated position gives Blue Mountain some of the island’s best sunsets.
• Snorkeling and diving: The rocky inlets and reef just offshore are excellent for snorkeling. Boat trips from Turtle Cove can take you to top dive sites along the barrier reef. • Private boat charter: Spend the day cruising along Providenciales’ north shore, stop at Half Moon Bay, or head out to uninhabited cays for picnics and swimming. Your Concierge can arrange the perfect afternoon at sea.

Blue Mountain itself is a quiet residential area, so you won’t find restaurants right outside your villa. Instead, most guests either enjoy meals prepared by a private chef at their villa or make the short drive to nearby Turtle Cove and Grace Bay.
Turtle Cove Marina has several popular dining spots, including fresh seafood grills and casual cafes, while Grace Bay offers fine dining, beachside restaurants, and international cuisine.
Your Concierge can also arrange villa pre-stocking and custom menus with a private chef, so you’ll enjoy fresh local dishes like conch salad and grilled snapper in the comfort of your home.

Spring is one of the most pleasant times to visit Blue Mountain, with warm, dry weather and average temperatures around 82°F (28°C). Rainfall is light at about 2 inches (50 mm) per month, and the sea is calm and clear, perfect for snorkeling and boating.
Summer brings hotter days and higher humidity, with average temperatures reaching 86–88°F (30–31°C). Rainfall rises to about 3–4 inches (75–100 mm) per month, often in short afternoon showers. The ocean warms to around 84°F (29°C), making it great for swimming, though this is also the start of hurricane season.
Fall is the wettest season, with rainfall averaging 4–6 inches (100–150 mm) per month and the highest chance of tropical storms in September. Temperatures remain warm at about 84°F (29°C). October and November start to see drier, sunnier days return, and crowds are low, making this a quieter time to visit.
Winter is peak season in Blue Mountain, offering dry, sunny days and the most comfortable temperatures. Highs average 79–81°F (26–27°C), and rainfall is minimal at about 1–2 inches (25–50 mm) per month. The cooler, less humid air makes it the best time for outdoor activities, while the sea stays warm enough for swimming and snorkeling at around 78°F (26°C).