Head to Smith's Reef for the best snorkeling on Turks and Caicos. 

Less than a five-minute walk from the hotel, Grace Bay Beach is annually ranked the #1 beach in the world. 

If you love kiteboarding, head to Long Bay Beach, which is one of the premier kiteboarding beaches on the island. 

The Hole is a  naturally-formed 60-foot deep limestone sinkhole located in the Long Bay Hills area. It is one of the most fascinating geological sites on the island. 

Get up close and personal with JoJo, the friendly Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin, a wild dolphin who often swims in the waters off Grace Bay Beach. 

The gentle, shallow turquoise water and hundreds of small rocky islands of this national park make it ideal for exploring on foot or by kayak or paddleboard. 

Enjoy a behind-the-scenes tour and tasting at the first and only brewery on Turks and Caicos Island.

One of the most famous restaurants on Turks and Caicos, Da Conch Shack specializes in conch delicacies like conch salad, conch fritters, conch chowder and cracked conch. Guests can also sample local and imported fish, shrimp and Caribbean spiny lobster.

Browse the gift shops, art galleries, clothing boutiques and luxury goods stores of Grace Bay, whose two main shopping destinations are Regent Village and Saltmills Plaza.