Whether you’re a water sports addict, or simply want to soak up the sun on a world-renowned beach, Turks and Caicos has something for everyone.
All-inclusive resorts offer everything from a romantic hideaway to family complex that doubles as a giant water park. Most are located on the island of Providenciales, but some offer private islands for added seclusion.
Beaches Turks & Caicos
A Caribbean island chain with some of the world’s most breathtaking stretches of white sand, Turks and Caicos is a dream destination for snorkelers and sun worshippers. The British overseas territory offers a laidback escape, world-class scuba diving and a wealth of resorts that welcome visitors with all the amenities of home and more.
Situated on the largest of Turks and Caicos’ 40 islands and cays, Providenciales (also known as Provo) is the main hub for hotels, restaurants and beaches. Though Provo lacks the rolling hills and verdant landscape of other Caribbean islands, it makes up for with a picturesque coast, stunning turquoise waters and some of the best beaches in the region.
With a reputation for being among the most luxurious all inclusive resorts in the Caribbean, Beaches Turks and Caicos is the perfect vacation spot for families. The all inclusive rate includes a room at one of the resort’s luxury suites, meals at five restaurants, unlimited beverages (including alcoholic) and water sports. The resort is also home to a 45,000-square-foot waterpark and five villages with the architectural styles of France, Italy, the Caribbean and Key West.
The all inclusive rate at the resort includes accommodations in a variety of suites, including one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms with ocean or garden views. All suites feature spacious balconies, luxury linens and toiletries, flat-screen TVs with cable channels and DVD players, and a fully furnished kitchenette with stovetop, microwave, refrigerator and sink. Upgraded suites offer additional perks such as Jacuzzi tubs and access to the resort’s VIP lounge with complimentary snacks and drinks.
Guests at Beaches can enjoy the 12 miles of pristine beaches on its property, which is located on the best stretch of Grace Bay. Voted the world’s number one beach by TripAdvisor’s Travelers’ Choice Awards, this pristine swath of powdery sand is lapped by tranquil waters and has an abundance of activities for every taste and age. During the day, tots can take a ride on a surf simulator or play in the splash-tastic Kids’ Club. For the older set, there’s a new Xbox(r) Play Lounge featuring Sesame Street characters and a sizzling teen disco.
Asu on the Beach
Turks and Caicos is a tropical Caribbean destination that’s all-inclusive, meaning visitors don’t have to worry about budgeting for meals or activities during their vacation. The island collection boasts bright turquoise waters, world-renowned stretches of beach like Grace Bay Beach, and resorts that offer guests everything from luxurious suites to unlimited water sports and more.
The best all inclusive resorts in Turks and Caicos are located on Providenciales, where many of the top-rated accommodations feature all-inclusive options. These range from the expansive and family-oriented Beaches Turks and Caicos to the adult-only Club Med Turkoise and a number of smaller boutique and luxury resorts that offer all-inclusive packages.
Beaches Turks and Caicos is the country’s most expansive all-inclusive resort and a top pick for families. The property is situated right on the shores of Grace Bay, and it features a staggering number of restaurants and activities. During their stay, guests can dine at 21 different restaurants and enjoy an impressive selection of water sports including paddle boarding, kayaking, snorkeling, windsurfing, and more.
Those looking for more rest and relaxation during their visit can enjoy spa services, the Red Lane Spa, and a number of other amenities. For kids, the property offers an Xbox Play Lounge, Kids Camp, and breakfast with Sesame Street characters. Accommodations at Beaches include villas and penthouses as well as beachfront, garden, and one- and two-bedroom suites.
The hotel’s main restaurant is Asu on the Beach, and it sits on a deck overlooking the entire stretch of world-renowned beach. This open-air eatery features white chairs, floor-to-ceiling windows, and an eye-catching orange bar. In addition to serving a solid menu of international fare and local favorites, Asu on the Beach is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It’s a great spot for couples or groups wanting to get away from the noise and bustle of the other resort restaurants and lounges.
