Villa Liquid | Luxury Turks and Caicos Villa Rental in Providenciales (Provo)
Villa Liquid | Luxury Turks and Caicos Villa Rental in Providenciales (Provo)
Provo is acclaimed as one of the leading Caribbean islands for high – end tourism and is home to Grace Bay Beach, a top – rated beach in the world. Liquid Villa is ideally located on this prestigious island, approximately a five – minute drive from Grace Bay.
In addition, it boasts the advantages of being a canal-front property and the security of itslocation in the gated residential community of Leeward. For added convenience, the villa iswithin walking distance of Blue Have Marina, which features restaurants, a grocery store, spaand embarkation services for marine-based excursions. A second day spa is also within walkingdistance at Atrium Resort.
The Villa is 10. miles (16. km) from Providenciales International Airport (PLS). Approximately 20 minutes by car. If you like to get out and explore and want to see the most of our gorgeous island of Providenciales, we highly recommend that you rent a car for your stay, as there is no organized public transportation on the islands. Or you can choose to taxi around if you prefer.Alternatively, your host, can assist with private transportation as needed.
When you would rather take a dip in the ocean instead of in your private pool, head to Leeward Beach. Some say it’s the most beautiful beach in all of Turks & Caicos. You’ll see from the photo below that Leeward Beach is coated with sparkling snow-like white sand, and the water is a spectacular shade of turquoise-blue. These sandy shores are so stunning, you’ll feel as though you’re stepping into a picture from a magazine.
Despite the fact that it’s so incredibly gorgeous, Leeward Beach is generally not crowded. Most of the tourists who visit it are staying at the exclusive Leeward Settlement community. For this reason, many have chosen to hold weddings or vow-renewal ceremonies there.
The sand has a powdery consistency, which makes it great for walking on, even with bare feet! It’s so soft, you might even end up taking a nap on this beach. The water is generally calm and good for swimming, even for young children. Shells, including large conch shells, can be found along the beach and in the water.
Leeward Beach is also a great place to take part in water activities such as jet-skiing, snorkeling, fishing, kayaking, boating, and more.
“island” For the food-lover, Providenciales (a.k.a. Provo for short), features an incredible rangeof restaurants and beach shacks to suit every taste.
Here are some of our local restaurant recommendations in Grace Bay, only an 8-minute drive.There you’ll find plenty of restaurants, bars, and cafes there to enjoy.
TCI comprises more than 40 cays or low-elevation, sandy islands on the surface of a coral reefand is home to the world’s third longest barrier reef system and therefore offers an incrediblediving experience.
In TCI, there’s always something for everyone to do. The adventure-seeker can spend the daykitesurfing the waters on the south side.The water lover can go kayaking, swimming, or stand-up paddleboarding along the shallow and flat seawaters of Long Bay Beach. The spa-goer canget a massage on site.
And if golf is your thing, then you’re also in luck as Provo offers an award-winning championshipgolf course complete with wild flamingos.
The islands present you with plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventures, like:-Swimmingand snorkeling, especially at Long Bay Beach where the waters are shallow and clear and easyfor everyone to enjoy-Kayaking, canoeing, kiteboarding, sailing-Scuba diving the islands’beautiful coral reefs-Boating and jet-skiing.
Exploring the characteristic cays. You can do this on a boat or sailing cruise or on a cay tour-Whale watching, swimming with dolphins in their natural habitat-Sunset and dinnercruises.
A 3min drive brings you to the Shore Club Luxury Beachfront Resort, with three bars and threerestaurants, and lots to see and do there. Including the much-talked-about Sui Ren:a fine-diningexperience with brilliant Peruvian-Japanese fusion cuisine.
