A sandy beach located on Providenciales island considered the tourist capital of the Turks and Caicos.
The beach could be considered resort, located on the famous Grace Bay beach.
Life saving equipment/first aid available from 8 am - 4:30pm. Volleyball court, picnic cabanas and picnic benches. There is a childrens playground on site. There is also a native/naturalized botanical gardens there as well.
Access to beach for disabled via boardwalks and bathroom with disabled access.
The beach can be reached form the Providenciales international airport by heading east (approx 15 minutes). Taking the left at Suzie Turn going past the Turtle Cove Marina and turning onto the Lower Bight Road. It is signed by beach access signs.
The beach is located across from the National Environmental Centre, an integrated facility showcasing the natural environment of the islands. The centre also houses the offices of the Department of Environment and Coastal Resources.
Educational activities include sailing,snorkeling, beach profiling and beach cleanups. The Environmental centre serves as the focal point for educational activities.
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Region: Turks and Caicos Islands
Country: Turks and Caicos Islands
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