Rock Spray is set on a peninsula surrounded by Chalk Sound’s stunning, turquoise waters. This villa was the first on Turks and Caicos to be built out of native limestone and concrete.

A sweeping driveway leads to Rock Spray’s peninsula, which is private and serene. A 200-foot wraparound dock provides ocean access, and guests can swim or use the clear kayak to explore the sea. The dock provides more than ocean access though, it also holds seating, umbrellas, and dining nooks. This stunning vacation rental sits on the water’s edge of the Chalk Sound marine park, an environmentally protected magnificent body of water with minimal boat traffic. Rock Spray has its own little beach, and Sapodilla Bay is a short walk away. The villa’s’s open-concept living room, dining table, and kitchen have arched doorways that open to the upper deck. Guests can lounge in the living room’s sectional and watch movies on the flatscreen TV, dine around the two wooden dining tables, or cook in the kitchen on stainless steel appliances. Rock Spray also contains two bedrooms with king beds, ensuite bathrooms, and private balconies overlooking the water. One bedroom has a TV as well.

Chalk Sound is a largely residential region with beautiful beaches and proximity to the airport. Grace Bay is a 10-minute drive away, where guests can find tons of restaurants and activities.