Safety comes first on every flight. Captain Marvin’s Watersports has been parasailing over Grace Bay Beach in Providenciales since 1991, with 400,000+ safe flights and a USCG-certified crew on every boat. Here is exactly how we keep each trip safe, from the boat to the sky and back.
Experience You Can Trust
- Parasailing in Turks and Caicos since 1991
- 400,000+ safe parasailing flights completed
- Our founder, Captain Marvin Pratt, has been flying since 1990
- A USCG-certified crew that reads real conditions on the water every day
Boats Built for Parasailing
Our fleet is USCG-certified and designed specifically for parasailing:
- Two 28-foot custom twelve-passenger parasail boats
- One 31-foot Ocean Pro parasail boat
Takeoffs and Landings From the Flight Deck
Every flight takes off from and lands back on the boat’s flight deck. There is no running, no jumping and no swimming needed. You sit back in your harness, the crew lets the line out, and you rise gently above Grace Bay. When your flight is over, you are brought smoothly back to the deck.
Life Jackets on Every Flyer
Life jackets are required for every flyer, on every flight, with no exceptions.
Our Weather Policy
We never fly in unsafe conditions. Our crew makes the final call based on wind and water on the day. If your parasail ride or private charter is affected by weather, we will reschedule you or issue a full refund.
Who Can Fly
- Single, tandem or triple flights
- Up to 450 lbs combined weight for tandem and triple flights, depending on conditions on the day
- No minimum age: if a child fits comfortably in a life jacket and harness, they can fly tandem with an adult
Have a question about your group before you book? Call +1 (649) 231-0643, read our FAQs, see our tours and pricing, or book online.
Captain Marvin’s Watersports in Providenciales, Turks and Caicos is not affiliated with Capt. Marvin’s Watersports in Grand Cayman.