Grace Bay

Grace Bay's white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters are famous all over the world. Located along the Leeward Highway on the eastern tip of Providenciales, an island in the Turks and Caicos chain, Grace Bay is a private, romantic place that offers a hint of adventure.

While the soft, sugary sand and graceful palm trees of Grace Bay's secluded beach provide an almost irresistible invitation to sit back, relax, and enjoy cool trade winds and the warm sun, many guests find it hard to leave the comfort, convenience and poolside luxury of their personal villa, just steps away the placid, turquoise Caribbean. At more than 8 miles in length, Grace Bay's exclusive beach provides many opportunities to escape, rejuvenate, and create wonderful new memories.

The waters of Grace Bay have also enjoyed world-wide recognition as a scuba and snorkeling mecca. A series of coral reefs just offshore are home to tropical fish, sea turtles, and even an occasional visiting "ambassador" dolphin. In fact, the Turks and Caicos Islands are home to one of the longest reef systems in the world, and witness an annual humpback whale migration.

Grace Bay is a natural paradise that is unspoiled and relatively unknown compared to other destinations in the Caribbean. Such intimate, pristine surroundings make Grace Bay the first choice to plan an elegant resort wedding, as well as the location of a small number of luxury Caribbean villas that offer the best in everything, especially refined relaxation.

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