Double the fun: Two resorts, one vacation in Turks and Caicos

This year, travelers are seeking ways to maximize their vacation experiences without breaking the bank. Enter Alexandra Resort and Blue Haven Resort, all-inclusive sister properties nestled in the idyllic Providenciales, Turks and Caicos.

Here, guests can indulge in the concept of staying at one resort but enjoying the amenities of two, ensuring a more fulfilling getaway.

Situated along the renowned Grace Bay Beach, Alexandra Resort offers a prime beachfront location coupled with spacious studios, one/two-bedroom suites, four-bedroom penthouses, and an array of complimentary services, including activities for children under 12.

Perfect for families and those seeking multi-generational adventures in Turks and Caicos, the resort features a sprawling lagoon-style pool and a Fun Pals program for kids, so there’s no shortage of entertainment options. Another major perk is that kids 12 and under stay, eat, and play for free.

When it comes to dining options at Alexandra Resort, you’re spoiled for choice! From the delectable spread at Asia Buffet Restaurant to the sushi delights at Dragon Orchid Sushi Bar, and the fresh catch at Fish Deck, there’s something to tantalize every palate. Fancy a drink? Head over to the Coconut Bar or Sugar Cane Bar for some refreshing beverages. For those craving a unique dining experience, Black Rock Grill and Turquoise Grill await with their distinctive offerings. And don’t miss out on the local flavors at Irie Bites, or the mouthwatering BBQ at Smokey’s BBQ. Tacos & Ceviche offers a taste of Mexico right on the island, while the Evergreen Salad Bar ensures your greens are covered.

Need some pampering? Elevate Spa, conveniently located on the property, has you covered with a range of treatments inspired by the beautiful surroundings. From soothing facials to indulgent massages and invigorating body treatments, you’re in for a treat. Nail services are also available for those looking for some extra glam. Plus, check out their signature spa packages like the Ultimate Indulgence Package, which includes a luxurious body sugar scrub, a relaxing Island Rhythm massage, and an express organic facial for the ultimate relaxation experience.

Additionally, guests can partake in a variety of water sports such as stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, catamaran sailing, and snorkeling.

For those craving a more intimate and upscale retreat, Blue Haven Resort stands out as one of the premier all-inclusive destinations in Turks and Caicos.

Boasting 45 stylish studios, suites, and penthouses exuding a Caribbean-chic ambiance, the resort promises an exclusive experience from start to finish.

Set against a backdrop of mesmerizing ocean vistas and surrounded by mangroves, uninhabited cays, and vibrant dive sites, Blue Haven Resort offers a tranquil escape. Indulge in culinary delights at one of the four onsite dining establishments, ranging from laid-back fare at Salt Bar & Grill to gourmet dining at Fire & Ice. You can also arrange a private seaside dinner.

Guests can also enjoy treatments at the Elevate Spa. You also get complimentary access to the water trampoline, snorkeling gear, kayaks, sailboats, and standup paddleboards plus a 24-hour fitness room.

CNW Travel Tip: During the months of September and October, the “Stay at 1, Play at 2” feature may not be available as one or both of these hotels may be closed. So check before booking.

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