Curator’s statement
Turks and Caicos is such an easy destination to get to from the East Coast and it's perfect for a quick or extended vacation. It’s all suites and villas at the Shore Club, so no matter what room you’re booking, you will be living it up with ample space, gorgeous decor, and beautiful views. Turks and Caicos is more of a hotel destination, so where you stay will really determine the vibe of your trip. There are enough pools, bars, and restaurants at the Shore Club to keep you entertained the whole time. Even if you’re not staying at the hotel, you must book dinner at SUI-REN.
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Suites & villas
It’s all suites and villas here, so you’ll automatically feel like you’re living the high life no matter what room you’re in. There are 106 ocean view suites and six luxury villas to choose from. My massive suite definitely ruined future hotel rooms for me—if my room doesn’t have a kitchen, soaking tub, living room, and patio, I don’t want it.
Hotel suite
Restaurants
SUI-REN: Combines Japanese cuisine with Peruvian flair. Best sushi in the area! Open for dinner daily and offers different specials on Friday nights.
Almond Tree: Featuring comfort food and wood-fired pizzas. Breakfast is served daily, plus dinner Wednesday through Sunday.
Sea Grapes: Poolside lunchtime dining and a swim-up bar.
Colonnade: Lunch and dinner are served by the main pool. Options include tapas, pool snacks, and light bites.
SUI-REN
Colonnade
Bars
The Rope Bar: Find this gorgeous bar alongside the Colonnade Pool. You can’t miss all the ropes hanging from the ceiling—it’s a vibe.
Courtyard Bar: Sip on delicious drinks and snack on small dishes in their open-air lounge area.
The Rope Bar
Take a dip
There are four different pools to choose from, all offering a different feel. Choose from an adults-only pool, the family-friendly Sea Grapes pool, the elegant Colonnade Pool, and a lap pool outside the gym. Relax poolside like a celeb in one of the property’s selection of complementary and rentable cabanas. Enjoy food and beverage service from any of these locations.
Main pool
Spa & wellness
One of my favorite hotel gyms! There is plenty of equipment to choose from, all facing the gorgeous lap pool. There are personal trainers available to guests in addition to yoga and pilates classes and tennis.
Dune Spa embodies a holistic approach that draws from the environment of Long Bay Beach. Centered on the elements of sand, sea, breeze, and sun, the spa’s techniques, treatments, and products are designed to restore and revitalize. Indulge in a treatment in one of their three oceanfront bungalows, all within view of the beautiful Long Bay Beach.
Accessibility & dietary
The Shore Club has elevators that welcome travelers into the large rooms and suites at ease. Ground floors have no steps to enter the expansive luxury accommodations. For travelers who need a wheelchair to enjoy the beautiful Long Bay Beach, they do have ramps and a beach wheelchair available.
At each restaurant and bar, the culinary team can assist with ordering needs as applicable, while the chef can accommodate all dietary needs, allergies, and restrictions as needed. Just let the concierge know about any restrictions ahead of time and they will make a note for all meals and dining moments throughout your entire stay.
Property grounds
Need to know
Long Bay Beach
The Shore Club is the first and only resort on Long Bay Beach, giving you the ultimate beach experience. The water is crystal-clear blue and the views feature long stretches of undeveloped shoreline. Guests can enjoy complimentary use of non-motorized water sports equipment like snorkels, sea kayaks, hobie cats, and paddleboards. The trade winds of Long Bay will keep you cool while you hang in the sun.
Guests are also welcome at sister property The Palms, which has been named the best spa in the Caribbean.
What to do in the area
You’ll likely be spending the majority of your time at the resort since there’s so much to do. If you feel like venturing off property, we recommend: Parallel 23, Da Conch Shack, Coco Bistro, Infiniti Restaurant & Raw Bar, and Vita Rock House.
How to get there & around
It’s a very easy direct trip from the East Coast and just 15 minutes from the Turks airport when you get there. Prices significantly vary throughout the year with increases during peak travel season. Uber and Lyft are not available in Turks and Caicos, so your best bet is to arrange transportation directly with your hotel.
For more inspiration and insider recommendations, visit our Turks and Caicos page.
Travel Advisor
Ashley Kangas
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