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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, it is one of the Club Med resorts most requested by newlyweds. For guests 18 and over, it offers Grace Bay Beach, the infinity pool, sunset cruises and couples' treatments at the spa, at extra cost. Ask for a Deluxe room with a view: your advisor also lets the resort know about your honeymoon.
The resort welcomes guests aged 18 and over. That is what gives it its grown-up holiday atmosphere, both at the pool and at the bar in the evening. If you are travelling with teenagers, Club Med Columbus Isle, in the Bahamas, offers clubs for ages 11 to 17 and shares the same love of diving.
Canadian travellers need a passport valid for the entire stay. Entry rules can change: your advisor checks the current requirements at booking and reminds you of them before departure. Also consider travel insurance that covers medical care abroad, and keep a copy of your passport handy.
It is warm all year. From December to April, the air is drier and the evenings milder, which makes it high season for Quebecers. May and June are very sunny, with even warmer sea water. From June to November, it is Atlantic hurricane season: cancellation insurance then becomes a good habit.
Yes. The dive centre offers PADI certification, at extra cost, and a doctor specialized in diving is on site. Certified divers choose a package of 6, 10 or 12 dives on the Grace Bay walls. If you are new to it, the snorkelling included in the package is a great way to discover the reef.
Yes, golfers head to the Royal Turks and Caicos Golf Club, in Providenciales. Green fees are at extra cost and can be booked on site or in advance with your advisor. It makes a lovely half-day for a couple who share the passion, before returning to the seaside for the afternoon.
Absolutely. DJ nights, beach parties, volleyball and the flying trapeze quickly bring a group together. For a milestone birthday or a trip with friends, your advisor can group the rooms and arrange a sunset cruise or an outing to Iguana Island for everyone.
Yes, the resort reopens on February 13, 2027 after its maintenance week, well before Quebec spring break in early March. Since the resort is for adults, it is a great option for parents treating themselves to a week for two or for friends travelling together. Book early, as those weeks go fast.
Yes. The resort is Green Globe certified and has supported a coral conservation program with the Turks and Caicos Reef Fund since 2019. Guests can also join reef outings with the Beautiful Ocean program, at extra cost, to better understand the underwater life of Grace Bay.
The atmosphere is relaxed: keep shorts and sandals for the day, and change into slightly smarter summer clothes for dinner. Some theme nights invite you to pick a colour or a style. Also pack a light sweater for air-conditioned spaces and a spare swimsuit for the trapeze.
