Whether or not it’s Grace Bay Seashore or Mudjin Harbour or the secluded sands of South Caicos, vacationers are falling love with Turks and Caicos now greater than ever.
It’s a narrative that largely started within the pandemic, when the vacation spot’s distinctive mix of luxurious and class made it some of the common luxurious hotspots the world.
That’s continued within the years since, as vacationers proceed flocking each to Providenciales and, more and more to sister islands like North and Center Caicos.
However Providenciales stays Turks and Caicos’ largest draw, and that can solely improve in a number of months with the highly-anticipated debut of The Strand, the island’s latest resort, which formally opens its doorways on Nov. 23.
The property, which simply introduced it had joined Main Accommodations of the World, is now taking bookings for its rooms, which vary from one-bedroom suites to giant personal villas.
So what do you get at The Strand?
The facilities are sturdy: assume butlers, water sports activities, a seaside membership, pickleball and a marina. There’s even entry to the property’s “membership boat.”
That’s together with a brand new eatery referred to as The DelMar, and a broad sustainability focus anchored by a photo voltaic plant that can provide 75 p.c of the resort’s energy.
The purpose is for “each visitor to really feel like an integral a part of the colourful group we’ve cultivated,” says John Honest, the property’s managing director.
And group is the important thing phrase right here — it is a residential resort, which means it’s an energetic, lived-in, residential group the place you may keep in your trip.
It’s set in Cooper Jack Bay, about 10 minutes from Provo’s fundamental airport — and a brief drive to all the motion in Grace Bay Village.
The property tells Caribbean Journal that costs are beginning at $800 per evening.
You’ll find out extra at The Strand.
