Grace Bay

The long beach on the north shore of Providenciales – calm, shallow water behind the barrier reef, the Princess Alexandra National Park offshore, and the island's restaurants and shops a few minutes back from the sand – with three of the six hotels.

Golden hour over Grace Bay

Luxury hotels in Grace Bay

3 hotels

Wymara Resort

Four-star · Grace Bay

Ninety-one white-on-white rooms on four acres of Grace Bay Beach, a 7,000-square-foot infinity pool and the island's only organic-certified spa – at four-star standing, with its villa sister at Sunset Cove a tier above.

From $750 per night

Seven Stars Resort & Spa

Four-star · Grace Bay

An all-suite, independent resort on Grace Bay whose restaurant, Brine, holds four-star standing of its own – the hotel at four-star standing, listed as exactly that.

From $900 per night

Grace Bay Club

Four-star · Grace Bay

The islands' first luxury resort, open since 1993 on Grace Bay – a personal concierge with every suite and the 90-foot Infinity Bar on the sand – at four-star standing.

From $900 per night

The neighborhoods

Sunset Cove & Turtle Tail

The quieter south side of Providenciales – the Turtle Tail peninsula and Sunset Cove on the shallow, glassy water of the Caicos Banks, with Chalk Sound and the beaches of Sapodilla Bay and Taylor Bay along the coast, and Grace Bay ten minutes away – with one of the six hotels.

Northwest Point

The western tip of Providenciales – an 18,000-acre marine national park, a long empty beach, the reef wall dropping away offshore for divers, and the airport twenty-five minutes back along the road – with one of the six hotels.

Parrot Cay

A private island across the water to the northeast of Providenciales, between it and North Caicos – a mile of beach, one resort, and the resort's boat as the only way in – with one of the six hotels.

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