The 5 Best Turks and Caicos All-Inclusive Resorts
The Turks and Caicos is home to a number of hotels and resorts that are either all-inclusive or feature all-inclusive vacation packages, and it’s possible to find the perfect resort atmosphere for nearly any vacation.
Hotels often have seasonal specials and inclusions.
The Turks and Caicos does beaches better than any other Caribbean destination, and all of these resorts are located on breathtaking white sand beaches with turquoise waters. Many are beachfront on Grace Bay, which needs no introduction, and others are found on our less-populated islands, yet nevertheless feature an amazing oceanfront location with a view.
Beaches Turks and Caicos
The expansive and action-packed Beaches Turks and Caicos family all-inclusive resort is made up of four ‘villages’, with a total of 758 rooms, 21 restaurants, a water park, a full range of water sports, and six large swimming pools.
Beaches Turks and Caicos offers by far the largest collection of attractions, things to do, and restaurants of any resort in the Turks and Caicos. It can be a great choice for families with kids.
Accommodation options at beaches range from one and two-bedroom suites, to multiple bedroom standalone villas. 24-hour butler service and spa packages may also be arranged.
Best Resort Qualities
Beaches Turks and Caicos is unrivaled in its impressive collection of things to do and restaurants. Kids and younger teens will love the resort. With 21 restaurants, there is a menu that'll make everyone happy.
Alexandra Resort
If you’re simply seeking a Grace Bay Beach all-inclusive resort that offers nice rooms and a modern setting, the Alexandra Resort can be a great option at a great price. Available are one, two, three, and four-bedroom suites, and onsite are several restaurants and bars, as well as an Elevate Spa location.
As part of the Turks and Caicos Collection, guests staying at the Alexandra Resort may freely use the amenities and dining at Blue Haven Resort, and complimentary transport is provided between the two hotels.
Best Resort Qualities
Alexandra Resort is perfect for those seeking an all-inclusive stay on Grace Bay Beach with the quintessential beachfront location, pool, and contemporary rooms, yet don’t require an extensive selection of superfluous activities and amenities.
Club Med Turkoise
The expansive Club Med Turkoise all-inclusive resort is the oldest still-operating hotel in the Turks and Caicos, having opened in 1984. The adult-only accommodation is located on nearly 2000 feet (590 m) of what is probably the best section of world-famous Grace Bay Beach, with very sheltered conditions and a wide beach.
The resort was recently refurbished, yet still offers one of the best values in a local resort. There’s a great range of land and water sports to enjoy, including a large fleet of Hobie Cat sailboats, kayaks, paddleboards, snorkeling and scuba diving excursions, charters to uninhabited cays, seven tennis courts, volleyball and basketball courts, a fitness center, and trapeze.
Best Resort Qualities
Club Med Turkoise features some of the best rates of any all-inclusive in the Turks and Caicos, has a great range of outdoor things to do, has some nightlife and entertainment, is located on one of the best parts of Grace Bay Beach, and is adults-only. If you don't require luxury, Club Med is a bargain for all-inclusive vacations in the Turks and Caicos. Adjacent to the east of Club Med is Ocean Club, and to the west, Royal West Indies Resort. Neither is extensive, so the beach fronting Club Med typically offers plenty of space and no crowds.
Ambergris Cay Resort
The exclusive Ambergris Cay Resort is located on the remote and private island of Ambergris Cay, and features an experience unlike the other islands in the Turks and Caicos. Guests fly in via small plane, and are met at the island’s small airport. Accommodations may be either the resort’s one-bedroom beachfront villa suites, or one of the island’s private vacation homes.
The central resort location has a gourmet restaurant, a spa, and a large swimming pool. A clubhouse location is another dining option, and hosts activities and water sports equipment.
Ambergris Cay and its uninhabited nature reserve counterpart of Little Ambergris Cay have spectacular environments, with miles of secluded coastlines and beaches. The cays support critical populations of the endangered and endemic Turks and Caicos Islands rock iguanas, Caicos Boas, and rainbow boas, all three of which are unique, rare, and friendly reptiles.
Best Resort Qualities
Being on a remote private island, Ambergris Cay Resort is the most exclusive all-inclusive resort in the Turks and Caicos. The resort excels for those seeking seclusion and an exquisite natural outdoor environment. This resort is a great choice for those that want a premium experience like that at the private Parrot Cay Resort or Amanyara Resort, yet want an all-inclusive vacation. Due to the cay's remote location, tours and charters are best arranged through the resort.
Blue Haven Resort
Blue Haven Resort is part of the Turks and Caicos Collection, and guests that book at this luxury hotel may access the amenities and dining of the counterpart property of Alexandra Resort.
Blue Haven is located at the picturesque and upscale residential region of Leeward on the eastern end of Providenciales. Onsite are three bars and restaurants, The Market, which is a small grocery store and deli, and a branch of the Elevate Spa.
Best Resort Qualities
Guests staying here may also access the amenities at the Alexandra Resort. Mangrove Cay and the Princess Alexandra Nature Reserve, which offers some of the best kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding near Providenciales, fronts Blue Haven Resort. This resort is one of the few in the country that features a beach that could be considered ‘private’.