Beaches Turks and Caicos is a family-friendly paradise with a massive water park, themed villages, and endless dining options, all on stunning Grace Bay beach.
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"A larger 95-acre resort from the Beaches portfolio known for manicured pathways, Sesame Street character appearances, and numerous pools. It offers a wide range of activities and dining options, making it popular among families." - Hannah Selinger Hannah Selinger Hannah Selinger is a James Beard Award-nominated lifestyle writer based in Boxford, Massachusetts. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A 758-room resort with 15 pools and 21 restaurants, offering butler service in villas to expedite all needs and ensure a seamless vacation experience." - Hannah Selinger
"Beaches Turks and Caicos offers a 45,000-square-foot water park, 21 restaurants, 10 sparkling swimming pools, and miles of sugar-sand beaches. Little ones can mix and mingle with their favorite Sesame Street characters while adolescents can hit up the Xbox Play Lounge or teen disco." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"If you're looking for a beachy, Caribbean experience, head to this all-inclusive resort. Kids will be entertained for hours in the water park’s 650-foot lazy river, water cannons, and surfing simulator, while adults can enjoy resting along the 12-mile beach or in their private villa with butler service. "My kids often ask when we will return to Beaches Turks & Caicos, a family favorite trip we took in April 2022," said Erinne Magee, a T+L contributor. "It’s no wonder they continue to relive our experience. With a mother-daughter scuba course, and Cookie Monster visiting our two-bedroom townhouse suite to wish our 5-year-old goodnight, the vacation was a dream." Included in the rate is unlimited food and drinks (with snacks and premium liquor), a well-stocked mini bar, kids camp, airport transfers, and activities like PADI-Certified scuba diving and daily live entertainment. Plus, you can bundle your flights with your stay and save (they offer nonstop flights from major cities like New York, Boston, and Miami)." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"The all-inclusive outposts of Beaches Resorts, two in Jamaica and one in Turks and Caicos, are recognized by IBCCES as Advanced Certified Autism Centers, in part because staff receive a minimum of 40 hours of autism sensitivity training upon employment. The properties also offer what Beaches says are the Caribbean’s first autism-friendly kids’ clubs, which include activities such as a free-flowing art session with Julia, the Sesame Street character who is on the autism spectrum. The three resorts also have scuba courses specifically designed for neurodiverse travelers." - Travel + Leisure Editors
