A stay on Grace Bay Beach wouldn't be complete without trying a fresh conch creation. From fritters, chowder and conch salad, this tasty treat is synonymous with Turks & Caicos, so don't miss out.
One of the best places to give conch a try is the Da Conch Shack, just a short drive over to Blue Hills Beach. At this no-frills local favorite you'll sit at a picnic table on the beach. Part of the fun is watching the staff get your conch right out of the water. Talk about fresh! This is also where you'll find the famed RumBar with one of the island's largest rum selections. This outdoor beach bar always packs a lively crowd with a mix of locals, also known as Belongers, and tourists.
For more fancy eats on Grace Bay Beach, top choices include Anacaona at Grace Bay Club. At this romantic restaurant you'll enjoy some of the most beautiful beach views on the island. Another favorite for couples is Grace's Cottage at Point Grace, where the intimate atmosphere sets the mood for a delicious dining experience.
Parallel 23 at the Regent Palms just unveiled a new menu that's packed with inspiring seafood options but also features sensational steaks. And all up and down Grace Bay Beach you'll find a variety of dining options: fresh fish, conch, lobster, steak, even tasty burgers.
Chances are when you first see this gorgeous beach, all you'll want to do is grab a towel and chill. But after a few days of soaking up the sun, if you're looking for some activity, Grace Bay Beach delivers. The water is crystal clear and hard to resist.
Most of the resorts along the beach offer a long list of water sports to sign up for: snorkeling, kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, water skiing, wake boarding, scuba, parasailing. Don't worry if your resort doesn't have what you're looking for, just walk down the beach and find one that does.
Looking for a break from the beach? Try one of the nearby golf courses or sign up for a fishing or whale-watching excursion. For the latest information and special deals on the different activities you can find in Provo, try the country's tourism Web site at www.turksandcaicostourism.com.