Turtle Cove Vacations from $1,276

We had a lovely stay near the most stunning turquoise ocean- but we wouldn’t repeat our trip To Turks and Caicos. We aren’t resort people normally, The food was average and the price to eat was budget busting. Budget $300-400 per day if you’re a family of 4 to eat out, but grocery store trip helped to alleviate the cost of eating. Small bottle of water- $10. The ocean was breath taking and enjoyed the daily swims and tropical fish swimming around our toes. But beyond the water- the island is stricken by economic disparity, clearly the 12% tax isn’t going to care for the island and it’s peoples. The coral reef by resort is sadly dying and vacationers were often found disrepecting the reef such as swimming past the guarded barrier, the resort workers were a mix of friendly and understandably tired and Moody- not blaming them as it seemed the vibe of fellow Americans were a tough crowd to care for. Nice to have kayaks, paddle board access- but you can’t take out of the swim area. So it felt useless to paddle around the swimmers -Pools were great, lounge chairs abundant , morning yoga twice a week- wonderful! $20 pina coladas- meh. The bungalows were well equipped and cozy for a family to rest and siesta.

This villa was perfect! Definitely would stay here again!

The reef just off the beach allowed snorkeling without leaving the resort. The property was beautiful and the staff was very attentive. Garey was awesome and gave us a ride to the airport when our scheduled and reserved taxi was 45 minutes late.Thw concierge helped us schedule a private charter that was also fantastic. We would definitely stay here again.

Beautifully decorated, fully equipped and spacious rooms with incredible views. The strip of beach in front of the hotel is narrow which is a plus vs the wide Grace bay side. The snorkeling experience is also a plus. The hotel amenities need some upgrades (lobby, pool, poolside restaurants). Service can definitely be improved. Overall positive experience.