Vacation Planning Guide: How to book a Relaxing Vacation on the Beach in Turks & Caicos

Reasons why this is a great resort to ‘Relax on the Beach’:

• Large furnished balconies to enjoy sunrise coffees and a bottle of your favorite wine at sunset
• Located on a wide stretch of Grace Bay beach
• Pool and beach drink service
• The resort has a small number of rooms, so not many people on the property
• Beach loungers and umbrellas to enjoy lazy days on the beach doing nothing but basking in the sun, reading, drifting away, having the occasional cocktail, and cooling off with a dip in the pool or beach
• Enjoy a spa treatment at the spa room at the front of the resort, or get a treatment in your suite (on your balcony while enjoying the view!) or walk next door at Exhale Spa at the Wymara
• In between naps while on your beach lounger, grab a snorkel, mask and fins and take an eight minute walk to the east or west to hit a reef where you can snorkel right off the beach, and see some beautiful fish, coral and the occasional turtle

Reasons why this is a great resort to ‘Relax on the Beach’:

• COMO Parrot Cay is an award-winning luxury resort set on its own private island.
• With 1,000 unspoilt acres and mile-long beach, you’ll experience foot-in-the-sand luxury.
• All rooms, suites and beach villas have soothing interiors along with COMO’s service ethic, holistic therapies, yoga, diving and worldclass cuisine.
• Discover the calming spirit of the COMO Shambhala Retreat where you’ll experience holistic, Asian-inspired treatments including Ayurveda, aromatherapy, Pilates and other holistic approaches to mental quietude, physical wellbeing and spiritual balance.
• Facilities, include a sweeping yoga room aired by natural breezes, nine treatment rooms, an outdoor Jacuzzi garden, a Pilates studio, double massage rooms and Japanese baths—all in low-lying pavilions overlooking the North Caicos Channel and the surrounding wetlands.

Reasons why this is a great resort to ‘Relax on the Beach’:

• Pool and beach drink service
• Beach loungers and umbrellas to enjoy lazy days on the beach doing nothing but basking in the sun, reading, drifting away, having the occasional cocktail, and cooling off with a dip in the pool or beach
• Lovely spa right on the property (small but with some nice items on the menu to try)
• Small, friendly, just 21 suites
• Massive beach umbrellas (pampering pods) to enjoy the beach experience to the max
• Very personalized service and relaxed ambiance – their slogans are ‘no socks allowed’ and ‘where the rooms have no numbers’
• Quiet pool area in a lovely garden/courtyard setting

Reasons why this is a great resort to ‘Relax on the Beach’:

• Large furnished balconies to enjoy sunrise coffees and a bottle of your favorite wine at sunset
• Located on a wide stretch of Grace Bay beach
• Pool and beach drink service
• The resort has a small number of rooms, so not many people on the property
• Beach loungers and umbrellas to enjoy lazy days on the beach doing nothing but basking in the sun, reading, drifting away, having the occasional cocktail, and cooling off with a dip in the pool or beach
• Relaxing outdoor spa on the resort property
• Gorgeous tropical landscaping all around the resort makes you feel like you’re in the garden of Eden
• Centrally located in the main Grace Bay tourist area so easy access to Provo’s amazing restaurants within a short walk

Reasons why this is a great resort to ‘Relax on the Beach’:

• Located on a wide stretch of Grace Bay beach
• Large furnished balconies to enjoy sunrise coffees and a bottle of your favorite wine at sunset
• Beach loungers and umbrellas to enjoy lazy days on the beach doing nothing but basking in the sun, reading, drifting away, having the occasional cocktail, and cooling off with a dip in the pool or beach
• This is a limited service property (no restaurant or bar on the resort), so that in itself means that there are less people walking around, in the pool, etc
• There’s a nice sized pool (not too small, not too large), with very little people using it most times
• Several spas are nearby including the spa right next door at Point Grace and the Regent Palms which is a 15 minute walk down the beach or a short cab ride
• Lots of restaurants within a short walk including restaurants/bars (Hemmingway’s and Grace’s Cottage) at the two resorts Point Grace and Sands as you walk east. There’s also an awesome Sushi restaurant Yoshi’s just about five minutes walk away on the main Grace Bay road
• There are under a dozen units at this resort with suites in the rental pool… So not many people around making it ideal for relaxing
• With the exception of a few sea kayaks, there are no non-motorized watersports at the resort, so when you’re on the beach, there’s very little activity with guests coming in and out of the water with equipment (just peace and tranquility all around)

Reasons why this is a great resort to ‘Relax on the Beach’:

• Large furnished balconies to enjoy sunrise coffees and a bottle of your favorite wine at sunset
• Located on a wide stretch of Grace Bay beach
• The resort has a small number of rooms, so not many people on the property
• Beach loungers and umbrellas to enjoy lazy days on the beach doing nothing but basking in the sun, reading, drifting away, having the occasional cocktail, and cooling off with a dip in the pool or beach
• Massage Treatment Room on the resort property
• Gorgeous tropical landscaping all around the resort makes you feel like you’re in the garden of Eden
• Located on the quiet east side of the main Grace Bay tourist area so 15 minute walk away to ‘downtown Provo

Reasons why this is a great resort to ‘Relax on the Beach’:

• Rated the number one resort in all of Turks and Caicos on Tripadvisor, this is a quiet, upscale resort that’s perfect for families looking for some quiet time together, it provides an excellent opportunity to relax and reconnect with loved ones
• With the golf course just across the street, dad can get in a few rounds of golf then come back to join the family on the beach or in the pool
• If you walk towards the east, you’ll pass by The Venetian on Grace Bay Resort (built by the same developer and managed by the same group as The Tuscany) and then it’s empty beach (this is what the island looked like before any development a short 15 years ago) with some beachfront villas
• Tennis courts and a fitness center is available as well for a workout during the day