Providenciales

Providenciales - The Home of Tourism in Turks and Caicos

Providenciales

Providenciales, known locally as "Provo", is nestled between the uninhabited island of West Caicos and the tranquil outpost of Pine Cay. Less than six hundred miles southeast of Miami and one hundred miles north of the Dominican Republic, it is a prime Caribbean destination that welcomes visitors like no place on earth.

Providenciales constant repeat vistors will confirm that you'll find the Turks and Caicos a beautiful island retreat. With a very comfortable, low-humidity climate, cooled further by it's constant trade winds and the Caribbeans lowest crime rate, once you've visited you'll never want to leave.

For certain, you will want to return, time and time again!

Grace Bay

Grace Bay Beach is situated on the north-east coast of Providenciales 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.

Grace Bay beach is consistently voted the number one beach in the world (Conde Naste, Trip Advisor and Travel & World Travel Awards) and with its crystal-clear, turquoise and sapphire waters, and white power-soft sand, it is easy to see why.

Guests can lazily stroll along the 12 mile stretch or spend an afternoon perfecting a tan. Complimentary beach towels and umbrellas as well as a beach service are available to guests.

If you are very lucky, you might meet JOJO the local dolphin and resident Provo National treasure who frolics and swims with swimmers and snorkelers regularly during the week.