Grace Bay Beach

The most beautiful beach I’ve ever stayed on. It is so blue and peaceful. At times it can have rougher waves but nothing to prevent you from swimming. It’s so centrally located with so many resorts, shops and dining. All beaches are public with multiple public access points.

Beautiful beach, it is well kept and stretches across a park and a few hotels. The water is wonderful. It’s a natural beauty preserved by the locals by maintaining clean shores for islanders and tourist to enjoy.

Love, love the beach. Crystal clear waters with amazing shades of blue - it’s just like one huge swimming pool. Defo a great place to swim especially as I hate rocks and plants on the sand underwater. So yes, Grace Bay now ranks at the top of my list of fave beaches. Would defo come back if given the chance. For now, enjoying the water and the sun. It’s easier if you are booked in one of the resorts along Grace Bay for you need an umbrella and chair - protection from the sun and a place to sit after a swim. In my case, I was more often in the water than out of it. It’s just too warm to sit with the high humidity.

If you don’t like this beach you should rethink your life choices. This has to be the most incredible beach on the planet. The colors of the water are breathtaking. In Grace Bay the waves are gentle and easy to stand in. The sand is amazingly soft and light. It’s a big beach so it wasn’t overwhelmingly crowded when I visited. Definitely a must visit place no matter where you live.

Turks and Caicos is absolutely beautiful. Visited early September. We got so lucky, with the great weather and it was not too busy, filled our day with several activities, rented jet skis, snorkeled, kayaked. Went to a festival, live music, tried “Conch“ for the first time, my husband and I really enjoyed it. I only wish they had shuttle service from airport to hotels and vice versa. Did not feel safe. This is the only time I felt rushed and uncomfortable. Overall, great tropical escape, beautiful beaches!