Treasures to Uncover at the all-new Treasure Beach Village at Beaches Turks and Caicos

If you’ve been to Beaches Turks and Caicos, you already know its rhythm: sun-soaked days by the water, easygoing evenings, and the feeling that something exciting is always just around the corner—from floating along the waterpark’s lazy river to catching a Caribbean-infused Sesame Street show.

The newest addition, Treasure Beach Village, captures that same energy, but with a rhythm all its own. Located on the resort’s west end, it feels intentionally tucked away—a resort within a resort—where everything unfolds at a slightly slower, more intimate pace.

And while it’s easy to get swept up in the sunshine, laughter, and memory-making moments, consider this your invitation to look a little closer and linger a little longer. Tucked throughout Treasure Beach Village are hidden (and not-so-hidden) gems, thoughtful details, and unforgettable experiences waiting to be uncovered. Because here, the greatest treasure isn’t just what you discover, it’s who you discover it with.

1. More Space To Play

At Treasure Beach Village, space is the quiet luxury, and it shows up in thoughtful ways that make traveling together feel easy. It’s the kind of space that invites connection, while still honoring everyone’s need to unwind in their own way.

Take the Chairman’s 3-Bedroom Penthouse Suite, one of the most expansive and distinctive stays the village offers. Spanning two stories and 2,808 square feet, the suite is designed for both together time and personal space alike, with three bedrooms, generous living areas, and a playful room-within-a-room that’s perfect for downtime, or a little friendly hide-and-seek.

For space paired with the sound of the ocean, the CrystalSky Reserve Villas offer a beachfront take on the same philosophy. This collection of six three-story villas features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 2,612 square feet of indoor space, plus private pools, rooftop decks, and direct beach access. The layout allows everyone to come together, whether that’s for morning coffee, afternoon swims, or evening wind-downs, while still leaving room to spread out, reset, and make the space your own. With the ease of all-inclusive service and the privacy of villa living, it’s a setting that naturally adapts to the way families and groups actually travel.

And in true Treasure Beach fashion, even the sky becomes part of the experience. Select CrystalSky Reserve rooftops are outfitted with complimentary telescopes, inviting families to gather beneath wide-open Caribbean horizons: whale watching by day during humpback season and stargazing by night during major celestial moments like 2026’s Total and Partial Lunar Eclipses. It’s a gentle reminder that here, space isn’t just measured in square footage; it’s sea-to-sky room to explore, dream, and discover together.

Treasure Factor: Having the space to feel closer

2. Shared Tables, Shared Stories

In a world where finding time to sit down together can feel like a small miracle, an unhurried meal becomes a rare kind of luxury. No schedules to juggle, no distractions pulling focus away. Just good food, familiar faces, and the simple joy of being present.

Beaches’ late founder, Gordon “Butch” Stewart, believed that some of life’s best memories are made around the dinner table. In his honor, Treasure Beach Village is home to the first-ever Butch’s Island Chop House – a place where families can now gather over signature steaks, fresh local seafood, and island-inspired sides – meals meant to be lingered over. Parents can enjoy a perfectly crafted mini martini (hello, mini food trend), while the real luxury reveals itself not just in what’s on the plate, but in who’s gathered around it.

At Pinta Food Hall, Beaches’ first-ever food hall, that same sense of togetherness feels effortless for multigenerational families and larger groups. Some gravitate toward familiar favorites, others toward something bold and new, while everyone can explore Caribbean, Asian, Italian, or Latin flavors—all in one place. There’s freedom in not having to agree on a single cuisine, and joy in passing bites across the table. Designed for little palates that want to explore big flavors, where comfort food and culinary curiosity sit side by side, and where everyone gets exactly what they want without sacrificing time together. 

Treasure Factor: Great eats, better company

3. Effortless Days and Nights 

Here, it’s easy to embrace the island’s natural rhythm. Days stretch long in the sun, and nights settle in softly, without anyone having to orchestrate the fun.

Think mornings at the infinity-edge lagoon pool, an expansive, meandering centerpiece that seems to spill right into Grace Bay Beach, voted the world’s most beautiful beach time and time again. The setting alone? Cinematic. But it’s the thoughtfully curated layout that makes it special. The design allows families to drift easily between pool and sea, back and forth like waves crashing into the shore, all without packing up, planning ahead, or interrupting the moment. A quick walk from a shaded lounger leads straight to powder-soft sand and turquoise water, then just as easily back again.

Within the pool itself, sunken social pods and circular in-water seating create natural gathering spots, places to linger, talk, and laugh while younger guests make repeat trips down the slide or splash pad nearby. Everyone stays within sight, but no one feels confined to one pace. It’s all the connection without the choreography.

As the sun dips, the energy shifts without any effort at all. Maybe it’s dinner, maybe it’s one last swim, or maybe it’s wandering over to Starfish Cinema, the resort’s intimate 32-seat movie theater. With popcorn, candy, and soda in hand, it delivers all the fun of a family movie night without coordinating cars or convincing grandma and grandpa to venture out again.

Treasure Factor: Time together feels as easy as the tide coming in.

4. Artisan Craftsmanship Rooted in Turks and Caicos

By spotlighting local materials and local talent, the village creates a deeper connection to the spirit of Turks and Caicos, inviting guests to experience the island not just as visitors, but as welcomed friends.

Because this treasure isn’t about what you’ll find; it’s about who calls the island home.

Say hello to Stanford Handfield, better known as the TCI Shellman, whose craftsmanship is deeply rooted in the iconic conch culture of Providenciales. A free diver by trade and an artist by nature, Handfield dives for conch shells himself, transforming his finds into funky, one-of-a-kind pieces, from sculptures and lamps to statement-making hotel art. At Treasure Beach, his work quite literally sets the tone, welcoming guests through a custom lobby installation that feels equal parts art, culture, and island soul. 

Treasure Factor: Staying inside the story of Turks and Caicos.

5. The Greatest Treasure: Time, Together

The most valuable thing you’ll discover at Treasure Beach Village isn’t a suite, a view, or even a once-in-a-lifetime experience; it’s time. Time that slows down. Time that stretches between shared meals, late-night laughs, movie nights, and moments you didn’t plan but will remember forever. Every detail of the all-new Treasure Beach Village was designed with that idea at its core: creating space for families and friends to truly be together, uninterrupted and fully present. Because long after the sand is shaken from your toes, and your bathing suits are put back into their drawers, it’s the time you spent with the people you love most that becomes the real treasure.

Treasure Factor: Memories that last a lifetime