About COMO Parrot Cay

COMO Parrot Cay, some 925 kilometres southeast of Miami, is located on one of the smaller cays in the Turks and Caicos. This is an archipelago of eight principal islands with numerous hidden coves, pristine beaches and reefs.

Location

COMO Parrot Cay

Parrot Cay, Turks and Caicos Islands

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Telephone +1 649 339 7788

US Toll Free: +1 855 727 7682

Email: res.parrotcay@comohotels.com

GETTING HERE

The primary airport on the Turks and Caicos Islands is Providenciales International Airport (PLS), where most of our guests arrive. The private transfer from this airport to COMO Parrot Cay will take approximately 50 minutes in total. This includes a 15-minute drive to Leeward Marina, followed by a scenic 35-minute boat transfer. For a more detailed breakdown of the transfers, and the range of personalised options available, please see the following links:

Passengers travelling to Providenciales International Airport via a commercial airline should click here.
Passengers travelling to Providenciales International Airport via a private airline should click here.
Transfer prices can be found here.

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Facilities and Services

COMO Shambhala Retreat wellness facilities: yoga studio, gym, nine treatment rooms, an outdoor Jacuzzi garden, a Pilates studio, double massage rooms and Japanese baths

Restaurant and bars: Lotus and Terrace

Inspiring venues for corporate events, special occasions and weddings

24-hour manager on duty

Private COMO Butler service (Beach Houses and above only)

Access to tennis courts, running trails, and our coconut and banana grove

COMO Beach Club: direct beach access, two pools (main and adults-only), daybeds and towels

Play by COMO space for children's activities

COMO The Shop retail boutique

Concierge service to arrange airport transfers, daily tours and more

Room services: Babysitting, twice-daily housekeeping, personal trainer, laundry (no dry cleaning)

Activities Centre

SEASONALITY IN THE CARRIBEAN

The Caribbean climate is often described as ‘perpetual June’. There is very light pollution, which means a full moon can light up the landscape. In an average year, the islands enjoy 350 days of sunshine.

THE COMO EYE FOR DESIGN

COMO Parrot Cay was designed by British interior decorator Keith Hobbs, combining between a relaxed beach house aesthetic with a soothing contemporary style. Whitewashed interiors are flooded with daily light that illuminates soft cotton-covered chairs and teak furnishings.