The Caribbean’s most awarded family vacation brand, Beaches Resorts, has revealed details of its exciting expansion with the addition of the new Treasure Beach Village at Beaches Turks and Caicos. Guests, who can book starting today, can choose from 101 stunning multi-bedroom suites with concierge and butler service, as well as luxurious two-, three-, and four-bedroom accommodations. This $150 million expansion will bring the total number of keys at the all-inclusive resort to 858 and marks the sixth addition of a full village to Beaches Turks and Caicos.
Overlooking an 800-meter stretch of the crystal-clear waters of Grace Bay, the 40-hectare beachfront Treasure Beach Village will delight guests with a sprawling 1,400-square-meter ocean-view pool; new dining concepts, including a trendy “gourmet lounge” style restaurant; and new spaces for fun and exploration, including a 32-seat movie theater; all deeply inspired to create a family connection.
“The time you spend with family is life’s greatest treasure, and that philosophy is the foundation of what we’ve set out to create here at Beaches Resorts,” said Adam Stewart, CEO of Sandals Resorts International. “The Caribbean is a paradise, and believe me, this is the place where children will willingly hand over their electronic devices.”
A seaside sanctuary designed by nature.
From the moment of arrival, guests will be overwhelmed by the breathtaking ocean views, the central element of Treasure Beach Village's design. The village's aesthetic is imbued with coastal elegance, from the intricately carved marine garden in the lobby's vaulted ceiling, featuring turtles and seahorses for children to marvel at, to an installation crafted entirely from seashells by local artisans. Accommodations will be adorned with seashell and bird motifs, evoking a sense of serenity and liberation.
At the heart of the experience is a gigantic main pool, offering an infinity oasis with serene, uninterrupted views of the beach. Uniquely designed on a natural slope that mimics the beach, the pool is crowned with a bridge allowing guests to easily walk from one side to the other. The pool features three waterslides, an indoor plunge pool, and a water play area perfect for younger children. Guests can relax in the designated bays, which also include a swim-up bar complete with seating and tables.
A place to relax, a place to stay, views to enjoy:
Treasure Beach Village will feature a variety of accommodation options, including suites and villas designed for comfort and style, perfect for families and large groups. A highlight is the exclusive Treasure Beach Chairman's Penthouse Suite, spread over two floors and offering more than 260 square meters of living space in three bedrooms. The three-story Treasure Beach CrystalSky Reserve Villas, located beachfront, feature four bedrooms and three bathrooms, accommodating up to 10 guests, a private pool, and a rooftop terrace for sunbathing and stargazing.
Amenities such as a washer and dryer, a wine refrigerator, a mini-fridge, an outdoor gas stove and more enhance the experience.
To complete the family-style accommodations, there are beautifully decorated two- and three-bedroom suites that feature a variety of family-friendly amenities, such as modern bunk beds with an additional pull-out bed, spacious kitchens, and outdoor living areas that invite you to the ocean.
Snacks, rhythms, and fun on the beach:
Treasure Beach Village will also feature seven exciting new food and beverage concepts, available to all Beaches Turks and Caicos guests. These include Butch's Island Chophouse, making its Beaches Resorts debut, named in honor of its founder, Gordon “Butch” Stewart. Guests can also enjoy BRÜ, a coffee bar that transforms into a cocktail bar in the evenings; a swim-up bar within the pool with its own slushie station; and, for the first time in the resort brand, the exciting Pinta Food Hall, offering international cuisine, from fresh tacos and ceviche to empanadas and made-to-order pizzas. In addition to its dining options, this village will offer additional entertainment such as the Starfish Cinema, a 32-seat movie theater complete with popcorn and soft drinks. Sunken seating areas will provide inviting spaces for families to relax.
Treasure Beach Village will be the sixth village to grace the resort and together with Caribbean Village, Seaside Village, Key West Village, Italian Village and the French Village, they now all make up Beaches Turks and Caicos.
Beaches Turks & Caicos features the 4,190 square meter Pirates Island water park, among other amenities, which now include 30 specialty restaurant options and 16 pools.
All guests have access to unlimited land and water sports such as kayaking, windsurfing, basketball, PADI-certified scuba diving, and much more. Beaches also offers a complimentary Kids Camp childcare program for children up to 17 years old, staffed by experts.
Children can participate in activities with their favorite Sesame Street® characters, as well as a children's diving program and entertainment geared towards teenagers.
Source: Beaches® Resorts.