This all-inclusive behemoth is a world unto itself, with four distinct 'villages' (the Caribbean, France, Italy and Key West), eight pools, a water park, 15 bars and 21 restaurants. Every conceivable diversion is available – diving, lawn chess, kids camp, even a DJ academy – making it ideal for a self-contained family vacation.
Day passes are available to nonguests who'd like to sample Beaches' myriad luxuries but the high price of US$520/180 adult/child (10am to 6pm) discourages most.
15.6 MILES
Granted to Loyalist Wade Stubbs by King George III in 1789 as compensation for the loss of his Florida estate, this cotton and sisal plantation struggled…
1.77 MILES
Several kilometers long – the frequently boasted '12 miles' (19km) only applies if you measure the entire northern coast of Provo, which is, admittedly,…
4.96 MILES
Chalk Sound sums up Provo: a startlingly turquoise 5km lagoon studded with tiny cays sheltering Turks and Caicos rock iguanas, but marred by less-than…
3.42 MILES
TCI's only brewery produces six excellent varieties, including the strong IPA 'Down Da Road' and a seasonal stout. Brewery tours are a popular way to see…
21.42 MILES
The beautiful, protected cays off North Caicos' northeast coast are a refuge for iguanas, birds and sea creatures. With sandy beaches and coral to the…
26.21 MILES
The largest cave system on dry land found anywhere in the Bahamian Archipelago, Conch Bar is accessible with National Trust guides on a pricey 30-minute…
15.87 MILES
Much of North Caicos' shore is mudflats, but this beautiful spot on the northern coast has lovely fine sand, and is excellent for snorkeling. A foundered…
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This windy, less frequented beach on Provo's southern shore is ideal for kitesurfing.
1. Village at Grace Bay Museum
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The Providenciales location of the Turks & Caicos National Museum is located in the Village at Grace Bay development and features some heritage buildings…
1.77 MILES
Several kilometers long – the frequently boasted '12 miles' (19km) only applies if you measure the entire northern coast of Provo, which is, admittedly,…
2.4 MILES
This windy, less frequented beach on Provo's southern shore is ideal for kitesurfing.
3.42 MILES
TCI's only brewery produces six excellent varieties, including the strong IPA 'Down Da Road' and a seasonal stout. Brewery tours are a popular way to see…
3.63 MILES
Built in the late 1700s by a British Loyalist planter displaced by the American Revolution, Cheshire Hall was once the most important site on Provo, the…
4.96 MILES
Chalk Sound sums up Provo: a startlingly turquoise 5km lagoon studded with tiny cays sheltering Turks and Caicos rock iguanas, but marred by less-than…
6.5 MILES
TCI's long maritime history is etched into the limestone on Sapodilla Hill, where mariners have commemorated landfall by carving names, dates and pictures…
15.6 MILES
Granted to Loyalist Wade Stubbs by King George III in 1789 as compensation for the loss of his Florida estate, this cotton and sisal plantation struggled…