Turtle Inlet is a Grace Bay Club villa that balances eco-friendly amenities, contemporary design, and an ideal beachfront location. This fully air-conditioned, five-bedroom villa offers daily housekeeping and Grace Bay Club resort amenities.

Guests can lounge beneath the poolside gazebo or dine al fresco with an ocean view. The villa’s pool wraps around the gazebo, and a fire pit floats above the water. A shaded veranda with al fresco dining sits a few steps above the pool. Guests at Turtle Inlet also have signing privileges to the Grace Bay Resort, which opens up the resort’s boutique, bars, restaurants, spa, kids club, and any paid water sports. Loungers at the resort pool can be reserved ahead of time, as well. This villa is located almost directly on Smiths Reef. A strip of beach rock exists between the sand and the water because of the reef, but a soft sandy bottom with amazing snorkeling is just ahead.

A wall of glass doors connects the veranda to the open-concept interior. The doors seamlessly disappear to blend the living room and veranda, so guests can float from space to space. Plush white couches face the flatscreen TV, and the dining table sits behind. The gourmet kitchen sits adjacent and is outfitted with stainless steel appliances, a sleek breakfast bar, and two coffee makers. Multi-zone air-conditioning systems, solar water heating, gray water recycling, and BIONEST wastewater treatment work behind the scenes to reduce the villa’s carbon footprint. There are three bedrooms in the Main House that each have an ensuite bathroom and an ocean view. Two are master suites, and the third bedroom has two twin beds that can be made into a king. There are also two Pool Suites with king beds, ensuite bathrooms, and al fresco showers. Both Pool Suites are exterior access only.

Turtle Inlet is only a few miles from tennis, Princess Alexandra National Park, and downtown Providenciales. Provo Golf Club and Long Bay Beach are a short drive away, and the airport is only four miles from the villa.