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Grace Bay Beach | Provo Golf & Country Club | Indies | scuba diving

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by Elaine Glusac

POWER LOUNGE

HOW SUITE IT IS: YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL AT YOUR FINGERTIPS WHEN YOU CHECK IN TO THIS GEM

You want the tropics, and you want it all: white sand beach, plush lodgings, golf at hand. Book the dream at the new Royal West Indies Resort on Turks & Caicos’ Providenciales. Nestled on one of the island chain’s top strands, Grace Bay Beach, the Royal West Indies entices with 45 balconied suites, each facing the sea, from studios to two-bedrooms. Walking distance to the Provo Golf & Country Club, the resort handles all your greens affairs. Go bonefishing, scuba diving, or parasailing. Or simply power-lounge on a beached chaise. Suites start at $145. Call (649) 946-5004 or see www.royalwestindies.com.


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