Best Certified Sustainable Hotels, Resorts, Eco Lodges and Eco Friendly Accommodation in Turks and Caicos

What earns a place on this list is how these Turks and Caicos certified stays prove their sustainability with independent, audited certification, like Ocean Club Resorts, the first property in the islands to pass Green Globe back in 2021, which means an outside body checks how Ocean Club Resorts really runs rather than taking its word for it. Because Grace Bay is a fragile stretch of reef and white sand, the difference between a resort that is audited and one that simply markets itself as green is the difference between protecting that coast and quietly eroding it.

Ocean Club Resorts earned that Green Globe standard and has to keep proving it, so the water, energy and waste practices behind Ocean Club Resorts stay accountable year after year, which keeps Grace Bay in Turks and Caicos clear and alive for the reef fish and turtles offshore and for the guests who come after you.

We look for that same instinct in the rest of the list, like Wymara Resort + Villas, which backs its certification with a deliberate ocean to table kitchen on Grace Bay so Wymara Resort + Villas sources close to home rather than shipping food across the sea, and like COMO Parrot Cay, which reached EarthCheck Silver in 2024 and runs its own private island under that audited standard, meaning COMO Parrot Cay treats the surrounding waters as something to safeguard, not just sell. Because the families and islanders of Turks and Caicos will hand these reefs and beaches to their children, protecting that ocean is protecting their own future, and yours. See more in our guide to the best certified sustainable eco stays across the Caribbean.