Turks and Caicos (all) hotels

Grace Bay
Grace Bay is a resort area comprising the northeast portion of Providenciales. Grace Bay Beach, the island’s most spectacular, is 12 miles long and protected by a healthy barrier reef. Scuba diving and snorkeling are popular activities. A casino and the country’s only golf course are here, along with restaurants and art galleries.

Northwest Point
On the northwest tip of Providenciales—the most populated of the Turks and Caicos Islands—the Northwest Point area is less crowded than Grace Bay. Northwest Point Marine National Park protects six miles of coastline, with clear waters for snorkeling and pristine white-sand beaches. The area is home to condominium resorts and is a 15-minute drive from the airport.

Pine Cay
Pine Cay is a private island with a beautiful white-sand beach on the north shore and mangroves to the east. The Meridian Club hotel is the island’s social center, catering exclusively to island homeowners and guests. Sailing, sea kayaking, bonefishing, and beachcombing are popular activities. The cay is a 10-minute flight from Providenciales International Airport.