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Ocean Club Resort

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Set on white-sand Grace Bay Beach and surrounded by tropical gardens, Ocean Club Resorts offers fully equipped suites with the freedom of self-catering. Guests have full use of facilities at both Ocean Club and sister hotel Ocean Club West – a 15-minute stroll along the beach, with a free shuttle service.

Try watersports including windsurfing, kayaking and snorkelling, take a dip in three swimming pools set amid tropical gardens, and visit the dive centre (extra cost). Work-out in the fitness centre, play a game of tennis and hop on a bicycle to explore your beautiful surroundings.

Book a blissful treatment at the spa, tee off at the nearby golf club, go fishing and book exciting excursions such as a boat ride to a deserted island. Dining options range from light meals at the beachside bar and grill to a sophisticated fine dining restaurant.

Accommodation

164 comfortable rooms, each with air-conditioning, ceiling fan, complimentary wireless access, flat-screen television, bath and shower, balcony or terrace and kitchen facilities including microwave, fridge and coffee maker. An extensive book and DVD library is also available.
Studio suites (37m²) feature a kingsize bed, sitting area, kitchenette and balcony.
Junior suites (84m²) are much more spacious and feature a kingsize bed, living room, dining area, breakfast bar, full kitchen with washing machine and dryer, larger balcony or terrace with garden/pool view or ocean view.
Other room categories available on request include spacious One and Two bedroom deluxe suites with additional bathroom facilities and living room.

Restaurants

• Seaside Cafe - Serves paninis, burgers and frosty tropical drinks. Open for breakfast, lunch and light dinner. • Cabana Bar & Grille - Beachfront eatery serving breakfast, lunch and light dinner with children's and vegetarian menus. • Opus Bar.

Ocean Club Resort

Explore the surroundings

Destination introduction

A beautiful British Crown Colony of 40 islands and cays, Turks & Caicos is somewhere you can still truly "get away from it all". Breathtaking turquoise waters, powdery white sand, fantastic snorkelling and diving, a friendly welcome and virtually no crime are just a few of the things that make these islands so special. One of the last undiscovered treasures of the tropics.


Turks & Caicos holiday highlights

• From late January to early April take a boat trip and look out for majestic North Atlantic humpback whales. You might be lucky enough to spot one of these graceful creatures.
• Unwind on idyllic beaches, soaking up the sun as the stresses and strains of life back home slide away.
• Jojo the dolphin is an Atlantic bottlenose who's played in the Turks & Caicos’ shallow waters for over three decades. He happily interacts with people in his natural habitat – a rare phenomenon that’s made him a national treasure.

Sports

Land sports
Your resort may offer tennis, croquet, table tennis, lawn chess, beach volleyball and billiards. There may also be a golf course nearby.
Watersports
Your resort may offer hobie cat sailing, snorkelling, kayaking, windsurfing, boogie boarding, diving, fishing and canoeing.

Excursions

Go horse-riding along the beach, take a catamaran cruise, go fishing and snorkelling, book a jeep safari and go island-hopping.

Explore the surroundings

Destination introduction

A beautiful British Crown Colony of 40 islands and cays, Turks & Caicos is somewhere you can still truly "get away from it all". Breathtaking turquoise waters, powdery white sand, fantastic snorkelling and diving, a friendly welcome and virtually no crime are just a few of the things that make these islands so special. One of the last undiscovered treasures of the tropics.

Turks & Caicos holiday highlights

• From late January to early April take a boat trip and look out for majestic North Atlantic humpback whales. You might be lucky enough to spot one of these graceful creatures.
• Unwind on idyllic beaches, soaking up the sun as the stresses and strains of life back home slide away.
• Jojo the dolphin is an Atlantic bottlenose who's played in the Turks & Caicos’ shallow waters for over three decades. He happily interacts with people in his natural habitat – a rare phenomenon that’s made him a national treasure.