This luxurious Turks and Caicos resort sits on one of the ‘best beaches in the world’

The dreamy escape is perfect for couples looking to splurge, with modern suites and top-notch restaurants

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Aside from the adoration of flawless white sand and turquoise water, Wymara Resort Turks and Caicos is also the perfect place to go with your partner.

The pool at Wymara Resort.
The pool at the lavish Turks and Caicos resort. PHOTO BY ENVISIONWORKS/WYMARA RESORT TURKS AND CAICOS

Wymara was started by Bruce Maclaren who was born and raised in Canada. Maclaren and his family relocated to Turks and Caicos in 2008 because they loved the island’s calm Caribbean vibe and picturesque nature. 

We spent five days at Wymara, enjoying the property’s restaurants, services, activities and beachfront. My favourite moments were the Thursday Night Seafood Extravaganza, couple’s massage, running throughout the island and hanging out in the room and at the beach. 

Sunset view from our balcony.
Sunset view from our balcony at the Turks and Caicos resort. PHOTO BY RANDI MANN/POSTMEDIAPhoto by Postmedia/Randi Mann

Luxurious accommodation choices

The main area of our accommodations with views of the balcony.
The main area of our suite with views of the balcony and stunning Grace Bay Beach. PHOTO BY RANDI MANN/POSTMEDIAPhoto by Postmedia/Randi Mann

The bathtub, that fills up with water from the ceiling.
The bathtub that fills up with water from the ceiling. PHOTO BY RANDI MANN/POSTMEDIAPhoto by Postmedia/Randi Mann

Postcard perfect beach

Grace Bay Beach.
Grace Bay Beach in Turks and Caicos was named one of the best beaches in the world by Tripadvisor in 2024. PHOTO COURTESY OF WYMARA RESORT TURKS AND CAICOS

We walked the beach quite a bit and it seemed like something was always happening. During the day, there are volleyball games, sandcastle building and many relaxing vacationers. At night, there are bonfires and bars and we even stumbled upon a wedding — it’s undeniably a romantic place.

The sprawling and beautiful Grace Bay Beach
The sprawling and beautiful Grace Bay Beach in Turks and Caicos. PHOTO BY RANDI MANN/POSTMEDIAPhoto by Postmedia/Randi Mann

A welcoming guest experience

The guest experience offered at Wymara is excellent. Not only were our needs and wants exceeded, but the team was nice, interesting and warm. 

Getting ready for a couple's massage.
Getting ready for a couple’s massage. PHOTO BY RANDI MANN/POSTMEDIAPhoto by Postmedia/Randi Mann

Activities galore

I don’t like celebrating my birthday — for whatever reason, it’s just not my thing. We travelled on my birthday and reached the resort in the early afternoon — prime sunshine time. It was 30 C, but I wanted nothing to do with anyone. Thankfully, we were greeted with a cocktail, a refreshing cold towel and attentive staff. I was starting to chill out but knew I needed alone time and a run. I got in my running clothes and asked the Wymara team where to go for a 5 km run. They gave me a little card that mapped out a perfect 5 km. I came back sweaty and the Wymara team welcomed me back with fruit-infused water. I ended up going on a run most days as it’s a fun way to explore the area.  

My boyfriend’s favourite activity: While he was snorkelling, a large storm made its way overhead. I shouted at him and he finally came up and saw what was happening. He swam in and we ran back to Wymara (we were about a 30-minute beach walk away). That run was his favourite part.

My boyfriend was innocently snorkelling on the left under sunny skies as the storm clouds make their way overhead.
My boyfriend was innocently snorkelling on the left under sunny skies as the storm clouds made their way overhead. PHOTO BY RANDI MANN/POSTMEDIAPhoto by Postmedia/Randi Mann

Delish dining

The delicious veggie burger I recommend.
The delicious veggie burger. PHOTO BY RANDI MANN/POSTMEDIAPhoto by Postmedia/Randi Mann

The Pink Bar and Blue Water Bistro have similar menus. You can order meals and drinks at each restaurant or to the pool, your room or even the beach. The food is fresh and delicious for the most part. I loved the vegetarian burger, which is made in-house. The pizza and tacos were also great — but I’d skip the lobster rolls. 

Jamaican Jerk Shrimp from Indigo.
Jamaican Jerk Shrimp from Indigo (I recommend). PHOTO BY RANDI MANN/POSTMEDIAPhoto by Postmedia/Randi Mann

My favourite food experience was the Seafood Extravaganza. It takes place at the Blue Water Bistro but is served buffet-style. There’s a vast variety of local flavours and seafood favourites, including barbecued fresh lobster tails. I’m no romantic, but the vibe was tropical date night. There was live music, a bonfire and sounds from the ocean, all under the stars. (The view of the stars is perfect because of the very low light pollution). The buffet costs $90 per adult and $45 per child plus tax. 

Enjoying our meal at Blue Water Bistro.
Enjoying our meal at Blue Water Bistro. PHOTO BY RANDI MANN/POSTMEDIAPhoto by Postmedia/Randi Mann

Overall experience and recommendation

Wymara Resort Turks and Caicos is undeniably a romantic place to be. The resort offers a luxurious experience with delicious dining and fun activities for two. Grace Bay Beach is stunning and looks like a postcard of itself. The Wymara team provided an excellent guest experience that even challenged my birthday blues. I’d recommend Wymara for a couple’s getaway but note the considerations of cost and time of year.

Enjoying a meal poolside.
Enjoying a meal poolside at the lavish Turks and Caicos resort. PHOTO BY RANDI MANN/POSTMEDIAPhoto by Postmedia/Randi Mann

Wymara is a luxury resort and it’s not all-inclusive (breakfast is complimentary, aside from fancy drinks and tips). The cost of the accommodations varies between the various options and seasons. Expect to spend at least $30 for lunch, $50 for dinner and $20 per alcoholic drink. 

We visited Wymara at the end of October and the beginning of November — right before the peak season that runs from the end of November to April. It was nice when we went, but a bit rainy and a lot windy. The peak season is ideal for prime weather and some activities, like whale watching. For optimal couple’s vibe, avoid visiting during holidays when kids are on break. 

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