One of the most Pristine Beaches in the World

Grace Bay Beach is situated on the north-east coast of Providenciales, with fine white sand and clear turquoise ocean stretching over several miles. It provides access to water sports activities such as parasailing, Hobie Cat sailing and windsurfing and is considered to be one of the best beaches in the world. This is the backdrop for The Regent Grand.

Snorkelling
There are snorkeling sites nearby at Coral Gardens and, for the more intrepid, at Smiths Reef. Both offer pristine snorkeling just meters from the shore.
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Eco Tourism
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Scuba Diving
Providenciales has the third largest reef system in the world just off it's north shores with some of the most beautiful coral reef systems and stunning wall dives to excite all levels of divers. Numerous dive companies are located nearby to the Regent Grand and hotel collections are offered by some.
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Golf, Dining & Shopping
Provo Caribbean Golf Club is located just minutes away from The Regent Grand Caribbean resort, providing a testing round of golf and a great bar and restaurant. Other restaurants and duty free shops are even closer, none more so than at HAB Group's commercial development, The Regent Village.

Beaches
As if Grace Bay wasn't enough, there are great beaches on the southern coast at Sapodilla and Taylor's Bay.
Both can be quiet and are popular with families, with calm and shallow water which is perfect for children.
The less accessible, and consequently even quieter, beach at Long Bay can sometimes offer perfect solitude, while a trip to North West Point and the beautiful Malcolm Road Beach at 'the other end' of the island takes you right back to nature.

What you do is up to you, and there's no better place to sit and think about it!