The Grand Turk Inn in Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands, Turks and Caicos Islands | Beach | Beach House | Bed and Breakfast | Guest House | Self Catering | Island | Guest Rooms

From the hammock swaying under the palm tree to the complimentary continental Breakfast served each morning to your private suite - The Grand Turk Inn welcomes you to Grand Turk, part of the Turks and Caicos Islands, which lie at the end of the Bahamas chain in the Caribbean...The Turks Islands are Grand Turk (the capital) and Salt Cay.

Originally built 150 years ago as the Methodist Manse this spacious, historic, oceanfront home, on Front Street, typifies the character of the stately British West Indies architectural style.

Converted in 2005 to The Grand Turk Inn, the five large, elegant, sun filled suites all overlook the turquoise ocean waters of the Columbus Landfall National Park/Atlantic Ocean and a pristine white sandy Beach.

The five air conditioned suites are designed for your comfort and relaxation. All feature full kitchens, Cable TV/DVD's, wireless computer access, personal in-room safes, hairdryers, bathrobes, designer linens, ceiling fans and daily housekeeping.

A wrought iron staircase leads up to the large sundeck with expansive ocean-coastline views. January through March the sundeck offers the perfect spot to Whale watch.

Had enough sun? Retreat downstairs to the shady outdoor "Breezeway" and listen to the sound of the water cascading down the five foot fountain while relaxing in the cushioned rattan seating, or gently rock in the huge carved antique Indian swing and watch the sunset (and perhaps the elusive "green flash").

Additional amenities include free bicycles. The Little Hut Restaurant with Chef "Bunny" Williams cooking up local favorites plus surprise specials will open in June 2009. Open for Lunch and Sunset Dinners on site.

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS on Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands in the Caribbean:

Scuba Diving - Grand Turk has one of the most lush wall systems in the entire world. Healthy corals, diverse marine life and visibility that exceeds 100 feet often calls divers from around the world. You can also take a day trip to dive or snorkel at Salt Cay.

Visit the Carnival Cruise Terminal - Includes a tourism village packed with shops and restaurants, one of the largest pools in the Caribbean, and an 800-ft. stretch of Beach. Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville is a great place to stop in for a cocktail.

Party with the High Tide Band! Grand Turk's most famous party band, no where else can you find a party like these guys throw - dance the night away to classic party hits, Soca and Island music.

Spa Anani - rejuvenate and pamper yourself with some of our world class spa treatments. Facials, Massages, Waxing, Body Treatments, and Ear Candling are all available.

Horseback Ride on the Beach - Go for a leisurely walk along the Beach whilst enjoying the view of the crystal clear Atlantic Ocean.

Jeep Safari - Experience the natural history and cultural heritage of Grand Turk in our ?safari themed 4x4 F250?s? with a 15 minute leisurely walk down the quaint ?Front Street? lined with turn of the century Bermudian style architecture.

Dune Buggy Adventures - For the more adventurous at heart, climb behind the wheel of your very own purpose built, tubular frame sand dune buggy.

Snorkel at Governor's Beach or Gibbs Cay - One of Grand Turk's nicest Beaches is Governor's Beach. White sand, crystal clear water, one of the better snorkel spots on the Island.

Gibbs Cay - Explore an uninhabited Island and have a close encounter with stingrays on this exciting combination excursion.

Bicycle Tour - Cruise around Grand Turk by bicycle ! Ride up and down Front street, glide into town by the shore to explore the many facets of Cockburn Town. See the many different styles of Island homes, some more than a century old.

Take a Horse & Carriage ride - Take a breezy one or two hour tour of Grand Turk on a horse and carriage. Carriages hold 8 adults and make a great birthday or anniversary present!

Rent a Car or Scooter - See the Island!. Taking your own unguided tour can be quite adventurous! Head over to the North for some breathtaking views of the entire Island, visit the North Creek, stop by the Crabtree Corner Community Park.

Turks & Caicos National Museum boasts out cultural history of the Islands, the discovery and the impact of early European settlement, natural and political history and the role played in the 20th century space exploration are all recorded at the museum.

Stroll through Cockburn Town - A leisurely stroll through Cockburn town will reveal the history of the Island. Find the cannons and you will discover the first landfall of Christopher Columbus, dated October 12, 1492.