A fully staffed escape with private chef included, total privacy, and space to slow down together.
A Peaceful Kind of Luxury...
No crowds. No schedules. No shared spaces. Daily housekeeping. Every meal prepared by your private chef. Every day shaped around how you feel.
For Families...
Room to spread out. Private experiences. Daily housekeeping. Private chef. Shared meals, shared adventures, and time together without logistics.
For Couples...
Uninterrupted time together. Quiet mornings. Long dinners. Space to reconnect without distraction.
We Meticulously Arrange Every Aspect of Your Stay Before You Arrive...
INCLUSIONS:
- PRIVATE SUV AIRPORT TRANSFERS*
- PRIVATE BOAT TRANSFERS*
- PRIVATE CHEF
- PRIVATE MENU
- GROCERIES*
- DAILY HOUSEKEEPING
- PRIVATE BEACH (seriously private, white sand beauty)
- KAYAKS
- SUP BOARDS
- FISHING
- ISLAND TOURS
- BONFIRES
- HIGH SPEED STARLINK INTERNET (for those who still need to work!)
* Guests pay upon arrival
A Typical Day at The Lodge...
- Wake up to ocean sounds and views.
- Walk upstairs and grab a cup of freshly brewed coffee.
- Roll out a yoga mat on our wrap around deck.
- Enjoy a fresh breakfast at our outdoor dining table.
- Head to the beach for a walk, shell collecting, or swim.
- Lay on a private beach chair or head out for an excursion.
- Saunter up to the house for your fresh, homemade lunch.
- Take a nap in the hammock while reading a book.
- Head back to the beach.
- Drink cocktails on the deck while watching the sunset.
- Beach walk, listen to music, dance before dinner.
- Enjoy dinner inside or outside under the stars.
- Head back to the beach for fireside chats around a bonfire.
- Fall asleep in paradise and have the most restful sleep.
About Us...
We met on Parrot Cay while Andrea was teaching yoga and Tim was vacationing at his family home. We stayed in the house together for over a year before moving to NYC. We are proud third- and fourth-generation stewards of our family’s Caribbean property, a place that holds decades of memories, traditions, and love. Sharing this special home with others is deeply meaningful to us, and it brings us great joy seeing it become part of someone else’s story. We treasure reading the handwritten notes left in our guest book—each one a reminder of celebrations, quiet moments, and unforgettable stays. Knowing our home creates lasting memories for our guests fills us with gratitude and happiness, and it’s an honor to continue welcoming others into a place that means so much to our family.
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FAQ...
Is a Chef Included?
Yes! A private chef is included in the price of your stay. We will send you a sample menu ahead of time and once you've chosen your options, the chef will create a grocery list for you to edit. Upon arrival, chef will cook all meals for you.
Is There Housekeeping?
Yes, and it is included in the price. They come daily by boat from North Caicos and can often bring extra groceries should you run out.
How can I buy groceries in Turks & Caicos?
We will buy all of your groceries ahead of time and have them waiting at the house upon your arrival. We will reach out a couple weeks before your arrival with a sample grocery list that you can edit.
Can I pack food, drinks, or other goods to fly down?
Yes, to an extent. Dry goods and non-perishables can be put into a checked bag. You can also pack frozen meat in a cooler to be checked. Duty-free liquor is fine.
Is The Lodge private or shared with other guests?
The Lodge is a private beach villa. It is not shared. Staff come daily to cook and clean but you are there alone.
Is The Lodge suitable for couples and families?
Yes, it is very suitable for families and couples. Families bond and couples relax together. A sense of calm and joy permeates through the entire stay.
Can Excursions Be Arranged?
Yes. We work with a private company that picks you up right from our dock and offers several different options.
What airport should I fly into?
PLS is the airport code for Providenciales Airport. PLEASE ARRIVE DURING THE DAY as the private boat taking you to Parrot Cay can only sail during the day.
Once we land, how do we get to Parrot Cay?
A driver from KARS VIP SERVICES (Audrie Skippings) will be waiting for you outside the airport. They will drive you to Leeward (20 mins) where a private boat will be waiting to take you on a 20 min boat ride to our private dock at our house on Parrot Cay.
How much is a transfer to Parrot Cay?
Your airport taxi is $150 one way (please pay your driver directly). The boat transfer is $1200 round trip or $600 one way. You can pay the captain directly with a credit card.
Is there another way to get to Providenciales for the day other than private boat?
Yes. The TCI ferry regularly goes back and forth from North Caicos to Providenciales. We are a 3 minute boat ride from Sandy Point and then a 15 minute car ride to the ferry at Bellfield Landing on North Caicos. We can arrange your transfers back and forth to the ferry. The cost of the TCI ferry is $35 one way, $65 round trip.
Is The Lodge Affiliated with COMO Parrot Cay Resort?
No. Though we share the island with COMO Parrot Cay Resort, we are a private residence and the COMO Resort facilities and amenities are completely separate and for their guests only.
Is there a Car or Golf Cart I Can Use?
There are no cars on Parrot Cay and our golf cart is not available for guest use.
Is there air conditioning upstairs?
No. The floor plan upstairs is open and the angle of the house invites a steady, cooling breeze all day. We do have ceiling and table fans spread out as well. The fresh air is invigorating and healing and we have never had complaints about too much heat.
Are there extra beds or mattresses at the house?
Yes, We have 2 daybeds in the upstairs great room and 2 single inflatable blow up mattresses.
Should I bring cash or are there ATMs?
There are no ATMs on Parrot Cay. We recommend bringing cash for: tips (house manager/masseuse/driver/boat), airport taxi, and Mac Campbell (if you would like a tour of North Caicos). There are ATMs on Providenciales but we find that once guests arrive on Parrot Cay they hardly leave. If you run out of cash, no problem...you can Venmo us once you get home.