Less than a four-hour flight from JFK, Turks & Caicos is an award-winning Caribbean destination with pristine white sand beaches, crystal blue waters with coral reefs, and a selection of new luxury accommodations coming to market, perfect for those looking to escape the frigid Northeast winter.
Travel to Turks has been booming, and this year’s tourism numbers are set to surpass pre-pandemic levels thanks in part to major airlines like Delta, Virgin Atlantic, and Silver Airways adding new direct routes from the U.S. and Europe into Providenciales.
One enclave in particular, Grace Bay, is primed to become a top Caribbean destination thanks to a slew of new developments that offer gorgeous beaches, world-class dining, and access to Bight Reef (a.k.a. Coral Gardens) which is home to turtles, stingrays, parrotfish, butterfly fish, nurse sharks, and countless other species.
Two developments coming to market, Andaz Turks & Caicos at Grace Bay and The Strand, are offering unique opportunities for buyers at varying price points.
WHAT’S NEW IN GRACE BAY:
- Grace Bay on Providenciales will soon welcome two new developments:
- Andaz Turks & Caicos at Grace Bay offers an unparalleled five-star experience with a 59-key Hyatt resort and 73 residential units starting from $500,000. The thoughtfully designed community offers guests and owners exceptional dining choices at four restaurants and bars, including an elevated venue with expansive panoramic views.
- The Strand, Turks and Caicos is a private residential resort community in the heart of Cooper Jack Bay. With a limited selection of 41 luxury beachfront villas, custom residences, and homesites starting at $2.5M, The Strand is intimate in nature while bringing the community together with a collection of shared amenities including a Beach and Tennis Club, a water’s edge restaurant and bar, canal and marina frontage, and more.
- Rock House Resort recently opened in 2022 with 14 acres of beachfront property, 46 accommodations featuring expansive bathrooms and outdoor shower gardens, and private pools with 180-degree views of the rugged coastline.
WAYS TO EXPLORE:
- Stroll or swim at the breathtaking Grace Bay Beach
- Snorkel at Bight Reef to see indigenous marine life
- Parasail in the crystal blue waters
- Take a kayak tour of the mangroves
- Tour the island in a 2-seater buggy
- Charter a catamaran to see dolphins up close
WHERE TO DINE:
- Baci Ristorante
- Indigo
- Pelican Bay
- Caribbean Element
- Caicos Café
