Grace Bay Club in Turks & Caicos redefines luxury with genuine hospitality and tailored experiences. Set along a 1,100-foot stretch of beachfront in the heart of Grace Bay, every detail of this resort has been carefully crafted to exceed expectations. The resort is fresh off a multi-million dollar renovation comprising the recently transformed Infiniti Sushi Bar, a new beach club and restaurant concept called Off Shore featuring Caribbean-style cuisine, and upgraded Villas.
At the heart of Grace Bay Club’s allure is its people—the dedicated individuals who go above and beyond to ensure every guest feels valued. Garth Brown (also known as @tcicountryguy), the resident bartender, is more than just a master mixologist (his Fish Hook drink is unforgettable); he’s a purveyor of good vibes. With his expertly crafted cocktails and infectious energy, Garth elevates every moment spent at Krave, the resort’s lively bar at The Estate.
A view of the Villa pool.
Meanwhile, David Bowen, the Director of Culture, Wellness, and Entertainment, embodies the spirit of Grace Bay Club. An island native, David shares his family’s rich history and traditions through song and dance, offering guests a glimpse into the soul of Turks and Caicos. Whether leading captivating yoga classes or sharing the unique multi-uses of the conch shell, David’s passion for his homeland shines through in every interaction.
The true hallmark of Grace Bay Club’s personalized luxury lies in its commitment to crafting bespoke experiences for each guest. From the moment of arrival, guests are paired with a personal concierge whose sole mission is to transform their Caribbean dreams into reality. Whether it’s arranging a private beachfront dinner under the stars or organizing a day of exhilarating water sports, no request is too extravagant for the Grace Bay Club team.
The renovated Infiniti Sushi Bar.
And then there’s the unparalleled beauty of the resort itself—a sprawling oasis of tranquility set against the backdrop of the azure Caribbean Sea. With the largest stretch of beachfront of any resort in Turks and Caicos, every suite and villa boasts sweeping ocean views, inviting guests to surrender to the rhythm of the waves.
From the exclusive adults-only ambiance of The Hotel, to the opulent accommodations and amenities of the Estates, a luxurious enclave within the resort, to the inviting charm of the recently refreshed Villas, every facet of the resort caters to the varied tastes and desires of its discerning clientele. Whether in search of a tranquil romantic retreat or an engaging family getaway, each of Grace Bay Club’s 136 suites are placed oceanfront with a private veranda or patio that promises an oasis of serenity and refinement.
The view from a Grace Bay Club Villa.
Guests can indulge their senses at Grace Bay Club’s dining venues, where each bite is a culinary delight complemented by stunning ocean views. Renowned by locals and visitors alike, the resort’s iconic Infiniti Bar, the longest bar in the Caribbean, has been reimagined by renowned designer Young Huh. The new look draws inspiration from the stunning natural beauty surrounding Grace Bay Club and the resort’s legacy of contemporary sophistication. The 90-foot outdoor bar, aptly named Infiniti for its monumental scale and seamless connection to the turquoise waters, was recovered in a shimmering white and gold mosaic Dekton-Onrika Awake countertop and green terrazzo tiles outlining its footprint. Its newly revamped menu features fresh Japanese seafood flown in directly. Guests can also enjoy an exceptional selection of premium sake, handcrafted martinis, and fine champagne, all while taking in panoramic ocean views.
