The romantic city of Providenciales is full of attractions, such as Grace Bay Beach and Chalk Sound National Park, and is loved for its beaches and seafood restaurants.
Nothing says vacation like spending a lazy day at Grace Bay Beach, a popular beach in Grace Bay. Amble around this romantic area's seaside, or seek out the snorkeling spots.
You can stroll along Turtle Cove Marina for relaxing water views when you're in Turtle Cove. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is great for couples and has lots of nice beaches. If you carry on walking you'll get to Pelican Beach, Smith’s Reef, and Babalua Beach for some more water views.
Why not spend a lazy afternoon at Providenciales Beaches during your trip to Grace Bay? Amble around this romantic area's beautiful beaches, or seek out the snorkeling spots.
Explore the great outdoors at Chalk Sound National Park, a lovely green space in Providenciales. Stroll along the seaside in this romantic area, or seek out the snorkeling spots.
Why not spend a carefree afternoon at Leeward Beach during your travels in Grace Bay? Amble around this relaxing area's seaside, or seek out the snorkeling spots.
Check out reviews of Turks and Caicos hotels guests love
The Shore Club Turks and Caicos
10/10 Excellent
"The Shore Club is extraordinary in every way! The setting on the beach, the architectural design and the amenities are second to none! Their best attribute, however, are the people who work there! They are friendly, kind, and very professional! We couldn’t have asked for more on our recent trip of a lifetime! "
"An amazing quiet place . Perfect location Charming, in perfect size . Very suitable for families with kids and retired couples. Great stuff small restaurants with yummy food . Nothing pretentious but with everything you need to have a great time. "
"The rooms are spotless. The beds are comfortable. All in working order. Check in was a delight. Gail was so welcoming and informative of places to eat and other hotspots on the island worth checking out. I also had great experiences with Ruth and Shawnette. This place is safe for solo travellers. They have security and close the gates at night. There are a few dogs outside the hotel grounds, but they are friendly, just in need of food and attention. The resort has golf cart service to the beach. Otherwise can walk it 600m, or if you rent a car, can park near public access beach for free. Seascape has their own section of beach. Feels very personalized since Daniel or the other cart driver will set up your umbrella and chairs for you. That section of beach is beautiful, even nicer than the beachfront of Beaches resort where you pay more but their beachfront tides reach the chairs when high tide. I enjoyed every minute of my stay. There is a coffee maker with pods. You can ask for more at front desk. They will refill daily. The AC is great, did not need to adjust. Rooms keep their temperature. There is no restaurant on site. The kitchenette though has a microwave, toaster and mini fridge in standard rooms. You can bring any commercially packaged food from home which I recommend cause grocery prices are 3x more. I highly recommend this place.Worth the price since you do have same beach access. If you like exploring restaurants and local cuisine, this is the place for you!"
"Very clean room, great responsive staff. Adrian and Phillips were always cheerful and helpful. Second time we stayed there, location is perfect and the beach is only a 100 yards away. Not the Ritz, but not priced like it either. The pool is a quiet respite right next to the action "
"Great hotel! Friendly staff, super clean, good onsite restaurant, easy walk to the beach and if you prefer to take the shuttle, never a long wait. Comfortable loungers with umbrellas on the beach. The only improvements I can suggest is better communication with their driver for airport pick ups (driver was great, but there was some miscommunication from the hotel so had to wait awhile to be picked up) & would love if they had filtered water stations so guests could fill up own water bottles to help cut down on plastic waste. I read online that you can drink the water in Turks, but two employees said locals don't, so we went with bottled water. "
