Wymara Resort and Villas
Wymara has found a way to combine the chicness of city life with the laid-back vibe unique to the Caribbean, and since it opened in 2009, the hotel has been a chic-but-comfortable tropical retreat. It hasn't gone unnoticed by high-profile celebrities and business executives, so star sightings aren't uncommon, but that doesn't stop the hotel from offering a welcoming atmosphere to all of its guests, celebrity status or not.
Along the hotel's open-air walkways are wooden trellises adorned with bright bursts of bougainvillea, a welcome juxtaposition against the whitewashed walls. The floral eye candy is combined with steady breezes, sounds of the ocean and clear views of the beach and beyond.
- Don’t get too hung up on which room to book — they all have ocean views through floor-to-ceiling windows — though we're particularly partial to the brand-new private villas. With four or five bedrooms, secluded courtyards, infinity pools and private swimming platforms over the turquoise waters, these ultra-luxe accommodations are ideal for families, group getaways or those looking for a little extra privacy.
Guests can indulge in a luxurious experience that revitalizes the mind, body and spirit at the Spa at Wymara, the sole organic-certified spa in Turks and Caicos. Each of the sanctuary's treatment rooms (one designed just for couples) is complemented with an outdoor shower.
From barre to power yoga in the outdoor pavilion, The Spa’s fitness center delivers and inspires with a variety of workouts and intimate group class schedules. Private sessions on the beach can be arranged on request.
The luxury hotel has two delicious dining options, each with its own distinct style — the sumptuous and stylish Indigo and Blue Water Bistro, perfectly nestled steps from the iconic sands of Grace Bay.
- The resort’s centerpiece (both literally and figuratively) is the expansive 7,000-square-foot, infinity-edge pool. Relax on chaise lounges around the pool edge or rent a private floating pod in the center.
- Included in your stay at the beachfront hotel is access to its Hobie Cats, kayaks, paddleboards and snorkel gear.
- For fitness fanatics, the spa is complemented with not only a gym, but also an outside yoga deck.
- After a spa treatment, retreat to your outdoor shower, shaded by the branches of a Poinciana tree and encircled with ferns and palms.
- The Turks and Caicos hotel's 91 guest rooms are distributed among three buildings situated on four acres, affording plenty of privacy.
- While Wymara offers a few different options, whether it's a studio or penthouse suite, each all-white room exudes a simple, minimalist design and is accented with pops of bright color and contemporary dark wood furniture.
- The Deluxe Oceanfront Studios are a favorite among guests with up to 790 square feet of living space and terraces that overlook the water. They are also equipped with a kitchenette and spa bathtub.
- And if you're ready to really live it up, opt for the Oceanfront Penthouse Suite — it has more than 3,000 square feet, three bedrooms, a wrap-around deck and a private hot tub.
- The latest additions to the Turks and Caicos property's roster of accommodations are the six four- and five-bedroom oceanfront villas. Secluded on a hillside overlooking the bay at Turtle Trail (just a short drive from the main resort), each villa offers an infinity pool, a sunken outdoor fire pit and lounge area, indoor/outdoor living space and a private swimming platform leading to the sea. Villa guests have the added touch of a personal concierge and exclusive access to the Beach Club and Ocean Pool.
Blue Water Bistro sits mere steps from where Grace Bay Beach meet the Caribbean. Curated with sophisticated elegance, guests can enjoy a long lunch or a tantalizing dinner under the stars in an idyllic oceanfront setting.
Indigo is the heartbeat of Grace Bay Beach's culinary experience, setting the mood at every meal with its Caribbean fusion flavors and chic indoor-outdoor vibe. With a strong focus on health, Indigo also offers an extensive and elevated Wellness menu that features gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian options.
The Pink Bar is a true hidden treasure of the Turks and Caicos. Framed by rustling palm trees and the gentle caress of warm sea breezes, the island haven is the perfect place for indulging in frozen cocktails, classic beverages and light bites.
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