Inside Treasure Beach Village: Beaches Turks and Caicos’ Stunning $150 Million Expansion

A New Chapter for the Caribbean’s Premier Family Resort

On March 1, 2026, Beaches Resorts made waves across the travel industry by officially opening Treasure Beach Village at its flagship Beaches Turks and Caicos property in Providenciales. The $150 million oceanfront expansion represents the most significant enhancement to the all-inclusive resort in over a decade, adding 101 multi-bedroom suites, six new dining venues, and an array of amenities crafted with modern multigenerational families in mind. Situated on the west end of the Grace Bay Beach property — widely regarded as one of the finest stretches of sand in the world — Treasure Beach Village is poised to reshape what families expect from a Caribbean resort vacation.

Adam Stewart, Executive Chairman of Sandals and Beaches Resorts, captured the sentiment behind the project: the resort has been welcoming the same families across generations, and Treasure Beach Village was built to honor that legacy by offering more space, more flexibility, and more shared experiences for the way families travel today.

Suite Categories Built for Real Family Travel

One of the defining features of Treasure Beach Village is the breadth of its accommodation offerings. Rather than simply adding more hotel rooms, Beaches Resorts designed 11 distinct suite and villa categories engineered around how families actually use their space on vacation — including separate sleeping areas for parents and children, multiple bathrooms, and ample communal living space.

The flagship CrystalSky 4-Bedroom Reserve Villas are among the most dramatic offerings. Each spans over 2,600 square feet across three oceanfront stories, accommodates up to 10 guests, and features a private pool and a rooftop deck complete with a telescope for stargazing over Grace Bay. For something equally grand, the Chairman’s Penthouse Suite stretches over 2,800 square feet across two stories, hosts up to 10 guests in three bedrooms, and is anchored by a sweeping staircase connecting its living spaces. At a more accessible tier, Oceanview Two-Story Suites come in two- and three-bedroom configurations and incorporate modern bunk beds and al fresco living rooms designed to catch the Caribbean breeze. Oceanview and Penthouse Concierge Suites round out the portfolio, accommodating up to six guests in two bedrooms with spacious baths and bunk options — practical for families traveling with younger children.

Travel experts have noted that this focus on functional design — rather than just aesthetics — is a differentiator. Suites at Treasure Beach Village are built to function, not just to photograph well.

A Pool Complex and Amenities Designed for Every Age

At the heart of Treasure Beach Village is a 15,000-square-foot lagoon-style pool complex. The space features three whirlpools, a waterslide, a dedicated splash zone for younger guests, and a swim-up bar for adults looking to relax in the sun. Nearby, Calypso Cones serves poolside snow cones — the kind of small detail that elevates a family vacation from good to memorable.

Guests also gain access to the resort’s original amenities, including the massive 45,000-square-foot Pirates Island Water Park, unlimited land and water sports, daily entertainment programming, and supervised Kids Camps staffed by trained childcare professionals. The village’s lobby is anchored by a striking sculptural installation made of conch shells by local artisan Stanford Handfield — a nod to the cultural roots of the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Adding another first-of-its-kind feature to the Beaches brand, Treasure Beach Village introduces the Starfish Cinema — a 32-seat private theater offering daytime sitcoms and family movie nights, complete with popcorn and refreshments. It’s the kind of indoor entertainment option that fills the rare rainy afternoon or creates a special evening ritual for families.

Six New Dining Venues Redefine All-Inclusive Eating

Treasure Beach Village launches with six new restaurants and bars, each bringing something distinct to the resort’s culinary lineup. The arrival of Butch’s Island Chop House marks a milestone: it’s the first time this beloved Sandals brand steakhouse has appeared at a Beaches property. Named in honor of the late Sandals founder Gordon ‘Butch’ Stewart, the restaurant serves dry-aged steaks, fresh seafood, and an elevated cocktail experience that includes a mini-martini menu — catering to the adult members of any multigenerational group.

Pinta Food Hall takes a more global approach, offering four international culinary stations covering tacos, Asian stir-fries, Italian fare, and an à la carte grill. It also boasts a live churro station — widely expected to be a hit with children and adults alike. For coffee lovers, BRÜ Coffee Bar pours Jamaica’s celebrated Blue Mountain coffee in the morning before transforming into a craft cocktail lounge after sundown. Between Treasure Beach Village’s six new venues and the existing 28 dining options across the wider resort, guests have access to a combined total of more than 34 places to eat and drink.

Broader Caribbean Expansion Plans

The opening of Treasure Beach Village is not an isolated project — it signals the beginning of a much larger investment cycle for Beaches Resorts. The brand has committed nearly $1 billion to expanding its footprint across the Caribbean over the coming years, with upcoming properties and developments planned for Exuma in The Bahamas, Jamaica, Barbados, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Industry analysts view this as a strategic move to capture rising demand for high-quality, all-inclusive family travel across the region, particularly among North American and European travelers seeking premium experiences.

For Turks and Caicos, the impact is already being felt. Treasure Beach Village brings the total room count at Beaches Turks and Caicos to 858, reinforcing Providenciales as one of the Caribbean’s leading luxury family tourism destinations. Travel and tourism observers note that developments of this scale typically create a ripple effect across local economies — supporting construction, hospitality employment, and ancillary businesses such as local food suppliers and tour operators.

Rates, Booking, and Grand Opening Offer

Stays at Treasure Beach Village start at $1,060 per person, per night, with children’s rates from $47 per child, per night — a pricing structure that reflects the all-inclusive nature of the experience, where dining, sports, entertainment, and Kids Camps are bundled into a single rate. For a limited time, Beaches Resorts is offering a Grand Opening promotion that provides up to $500 in instant credits on select stays booked through May 31, 2026, for travel at any time. Reservations can be made directly at beaches.com or through an authorized travel advisor.

Why Treasure Beach Village Matters for Family Travel

Treasure Beach Village arrives at a moment when family travel — particularly multigenerational travel — is one of the fastest-growing segments of the global tourism market. Families today are not just looking for a hotel with a pool; they want architecturally thoughtful suites that accommodate grandparents, parents, and children under one roof, a variety of dining experiences that satisfy diverse tastes, and entertainment options that keep every age group engaged. Beaches Resorts has built exactly that along one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.

For travelers considering a Caribbean vacation in 2026, Treasure Beach Village at Beaches Turks and Caicos represents one of the most comprehensive — and well-timed — new resort experiences available.

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