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Dec 26, 2022 · The Best Resorts in Turks and Caicos: Readers’ Choice Awards 2022. With more of you seeking longer stays in remote locations, these Turks and Caicos resorts fit the bill this year. By...
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Ambergris Cay
Ambergris Cay is a 1,100-acre private island with 10 one-bedroom beachfront bungalows and eight three- to six-bedroom villas. The all-inclusive resort offers guests 24-hour room service, a private chef to prepare their meals, and activities like yoga classes and guided nature walks. T+L associate editorial director Alisha Prakash reported, "Ambergris Cay defies the typical one-size-fits-all approach of lackluster all-inclusive resorts — there are no crowded pools, cheesy activities, basic buf...
Rock House
Rock House is the latest addition to Grace Bay Resorts’ portfolio and was named one of the best new hotels of 2023by T+L editors. The Mediterranean-inspired property has 46 accommodations from studios to two-bedroom villas — some villas even come with private pools. Its most notable feature is the 130-foot jetty that leads into the ocean. Related: This Cliffside Caribbean Resort Feels Like the Mediterranean Getaway of Your Dreams — and It's Less Than 4 Hours From New York
The Shore Club Turks & Caicos
Opened in the mid-2010s, The Shore Club Turks & Caicos is one of the newer hotels in Providenciales and was the first resort on Long Bay Beach. It features four pools, three restaurants, three bars, the Dune Spa, shopping, free use of non-motorized water sports equipment, a kids' club, and more. And the hotel was voted one of the best resorts in the Caribbean, Bermuda, and the Bahamasby T+L readers.
Da Conch Shack
Perhaps the most well-known restaurant on the islands, Da Conch Shackis a Turks and Caicos staple. Located on Blue Hills Beach, guests dine with their toes in the sand as they enjoy live music, island flavors, and all things conch — from fritters to chowder to salad. Reservations recommended.
Bugaloo's Conch Crawl
Bugaloo's Conch Crawlis a must on any visit to Turks and Caicos: you can dine on the beach beneath the shade of coconut trees or in the ocean (swimming and beach attire are encouraged), listen to live music and entertainment, and sip endless rum punch. Reservations recommended.
Grace's Cottage
Located at Point Grace Resort, Grace's Cottageis considered one of the top fine-dining restaurant in Providenciales. Open for dinner only, this French-inspired spot offers both indoor and outdoor dining in a beautifully designed space. Reservations recommended.
Scuba Diving
Some of the most vibrant reefs for scuba diving are found in the West Caicos Marine National Park, at Northwest Point, in the Princess Alexandra National Park, and at the remote French Cay. Book a dive excursion with any number of outfitters on the islands — like this well-rated seven-hour scuba tour on Viator.
Conch Bar Caves
The Conch Bar Caves, located near the village of Conch Bar, is one of the largest non-submerged cave systems in the Caribbean. These limestone caves are home to a variety of rare wildlife, including bats and crustaceans. A guide is required to escort all visitors; visits can be arranged through Big Blue Collective.
Turks and Caicos National Museum
Visit the islands' national museum, which features exhibits breaking down Turks and Caicos' history, starting from the ancient Lucayan people who first called these islands home.
Saltmills Plaza, Regent Village Plaza, Grace Bay Plaza, and Le Vele Plaza
The complex comprised of Saltmills Plaza, Regent Village Plaza, Grace Bay Plaza, and Le Vele Plaza makes up the central shopping district of Providenciales. Here, you'll find gift shops, jewelry stores, clothing boutiques, and art galleries. At the Saltmills Plaza, make sure to pay a visit to The Wellington Collection, which features handmade jewelry and art made from conch shells and local sand.
Conch Bar Artisans Studio
The Middle CaicosCo-op represents more than 60 local artisans who produce baskets, hats, bags, paintings, model sailboats, conch shell art, and other souvenirs, all crafted by hand from natural materials.
Tourism peaks in December, January, March, and April. During these months, the prices are higher and the islands are more crowded, but the weather is especially pleasant. The weather in Turks and Caicos is generally hot and dry, with 350 days of sunshine in an average year. The days are hottest (and the water is warmest) in the summer, while Novemb...
International flights arrive in Turks and Caicos from 11 countries: the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Cuba, Antigua, Puerto Rico, and the British Virgin Islands. From the U.S., there are direct flights from cities like Washington, D.C., New York, Miami, and Toronto. All flights arrive at...
Providenciales: Locally known as "Provo," 38-square-mile Providenciales is the most developed and populated of the islands and is the hub of tourism and hotels. It's home to Grace Bay Beach, which has been named "the world's best beach," and Providenciales International Airport (PLS). Grace Bay is one of the most central and commercialized areas of...
There is no public transportation on the islands but you can easily get around by taxi, car service, or renting a car. Taxis: Taxis — available on Providenciales, Grand Turk, and North and Middle Caicos — are typically quite expensive. Most are large vans that operate on a shared basis with other travelers going in the same direction, though privat...
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Introduction. Hotels. Things To Do. Where To Eat. Need To Know. Fodor's InFocus Turks & Caicos Islands. Whether you want to hit the beach at Grace Bay, scuba dive along the Columbus Passage,...
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- Linger at Grace Bay Beach. There’s no shortage of beautiful beaches in Turks and Caicos, but it's worth noting that Grace Bay Beach was named the best beach in the world in 2022.
- Eat conch, in its many forms. “Turks and Caicos is known for its abundant conch population, and many restaurants serve freshly caught conch," says Whitt. "
- Take a boat tour. To get an insider’s view of Turks and Caicos, you’ll want to schedule a boat tour. “This is a great way to appreciate the beauty of the coastline, visit secluded cays, and even spot wildlife like dolphins or migrating humpback whales,” says Whitt.
- Explore island caves. Hall, who’s originally from Grand Turk and spent most of his childhood on Middle Caicos, suggests “[visiting] the twin islands of North and Middle Caicos and [exploring] the natural, unspoiled beauty and the caves.”
Jan 9, 2024 · by Nina Cohen. This post was last updated and reviewed for accuracy on January 9, 2024 by Josh Roberts. An idyllic Caribbean family resort on the island of Providenciales, the gorgeous Beaches Turks and Caicos resort is situated right on the white sand beach of Grace Bay. It represents the best of what Beaches, a Sandals resort, has to offer.
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