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February is a month of romance, and the Turks and Caicos is a perfect retreat for couples. While it may be cold and snowy wherever you are, it is warm here on Grace Bay Beach. On top of that, there are a number of events you can enjoy while you’re here. Thursday Fish Fry Occurring…

The Tuscany on Grace Bay resort is pleased to announce our resort currently is rated the #1 resort in Providenciales by TripAdvisor users. TripAdvisor reviewers rate hotels on a scale of 1-5 according to location, sleep quality, rooms, service, value, and cleanliness. The Tuscany on Grace Bay has received the #1 TripAdvisor rating because the…

AOL covered in its LIFESTYLE section the world’s best beaches — and of course, we know who TripAdvisor travellers chose….. See the article on AOL

Caribbean Travel & Life did a survey on best places & over 20,000 surveys came back! Enjoy and come to the #1 Beach Grace Bay and the Tuscany. For more info, click here!

From its perch overlooking the Turtle Cove marina just west of Grace Bay Beach, the perennially popular Tiki Hut serves consistently tasty, value-priced meals in a fun atmosphere. Locals know to head to the Tiki Hut on Wednesday nights to enjoy the restaurant’s famous chicken-and-rib special. The lively bar is a good place to cool…

October is National Heritage Month in the Turks and Caicos. If you are thinking of planning a fall vacation at what is traditionally a quieter time of year here,  there still are a number of interesting events to experience. Salt Festival (Salt Cay) Kicking off National Heritage month at the beginning of October, the Salt…

One of the newest additions to the Turks & Caicos restaurant scene is Fire & Ice Restaurant. This new place melds together the elements of hot and cold just perfectly to give diners an amazing experience. As the Huffington Post has recently mentioned, “…the Caribbean is quickly becoming a gourmet dining epicenter,” with the Turks &…

Operated by Canadian transplants, Turk’s Head is a small microbrewery based right here on Providenciales that creates and sells the “national beer” of the Turks and Caicos. Producing a pale ale and a lager, Turks Head uses Patagonia malt and local filtered spring water. The source of the hops varies, but British Columbia, in Canada,…

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