Beaches Turks & Caicos Treasure Beach Village opens 2026

Published on Aug 19, 2025, 10:21 am CDTUpdated on Aug 19, 2025, 10:29 am CDT

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Beaches Turks & Caicos will debut Treasure Beach Village on March 1, 2026, expanding the Grace Bay Beach resort with 101 concierge and butler-level suites designed for multigenerational stays. Set just west of the Caribbean and Seaside Villages, the new enclave blends privacy with easy access to resort-wide amenities, including Pirates Island Waterpark. Highlights include ClearSky Reserve Villas, a two-story Chairman's Penthouse Suite, seven new dining concepts, and a 15,000-square-foot infinity-edge lagoon pool. Bookings are now open.

Key Points

Why it matters: Major family-resort expansion on Grace Bay raises the bar for multigenerational all-inclusive stays.
Travel impact: More large-format suites, added dining capacity, and new pool and entertainment options beginning March 1, 2026.
What's next: Construction advances toward spring 2026 opening, with inventory already on sale for peak-season dates.
15,000-sq-ft lagoon pool, three slides, and a cozy 32-seat Starfish Cinema are centerpieces.
First-ever Butch's Island Chophouse at a Beaches property, plus The Pinta Food Hall and BRÜ Coffee Bar.

Snapshot

Treasure Beach Village occupies a prime stretch of Grace Bay Beach on Providenciales, within walking distance of Pirates Island Waterpark and the broader resort core. Guests will have full access to Beaches Turks & Caicos amenities, while the village adds seven new dining venues, private cabanas, and a lagoon-style pool with swim-up options. Arrivals use Howard Hamilton International Airport (PLS) on Providenciales, the territory's main gateway. Families seeking destination context can preview Grace Bay's appeal in our evergreen guide to standout Caribbean strands, including Grace Bay itself, here, Explore Top 5 Stunning Beaches in the Caribbean.

Background

Beaches Resorts previewed Treasure Beach in March 2025 as part of an expansion that will bring Beaches Turks & Caicos to 858 total keys across six villages. The plan focuses on multibedroom layouts, butler service, and family-friendly entertainment, including a 32-seat cinema concept. Resort-wide, Beaches Turks & Caicos anchors its family proposition with Pirates Island Waterpark, widely cited at about 45,000 square feet, and a large portfolio of included dining. The Treasure Beach restaurants will be available resort-wide, complementing existing venues around the Italian, Key West, French, Caribbean, and Seaside Villages. Families tracking Beaches' kid-first programming can also see the brand's broader family push in Beaches Resorts Fall Fam Jam Returns with Passport Perk.

Latest Developments

Suites and villas built for big families

The village launches with 11 room categories, anchored by ClearSky Reserve Villas and large multibedroom layouts that sleep extended families comfortably. Signature inventory includes the two-story Chairman's 3-Bedroom Penthouse Suite, listed at roughly 2,809 square feet, plus two- and three-bedroom butler suites designed with bunk space for kids. Many categories add private outdoor areas, and select ClearSky Reserve Villas include private pools and rooftop decks oriented to Grace Bay sunsets. Concierge and butler service tiers apply across categories, aligning service with Beaches' premium family positioning.

Dining concepts debut at Treasure Beach

Seven new venues expand the resort's culinary mix. Butch's Island Chophouse, a first for the Beaches brand, pays homage to founder Gordon "Butch" Stewart with a steakhouse experience. The Pinta Food Hall introduces global stations, from tacos and ceviche to dumplings and pizza, aimed at easing mealtime logistics for families. BRÜ Coffee Bar shifts from a daytime café to an evening cocktail lounge, while Calypso's Snow Cone Station adds kid-friendly treats near the pool. Resort materials also highlight a 32-seat Starfish Cinema, a swim-up bar, in-pool booths, and private cabanas around the 15,000-square-foot infinity-edge lagoon pool.

Bookings, access, and location

Bookings are open for stays beginning March 1, 2026. Treasure Beach guests will have full run of Beaches Turks & Caicos, including watersports, Kids Camp and Sesame Street programming, evening entertainment, Red Lane Spa, and dining across the existing villages. The enclave sits just west of the Caribbean and Seaside Villages on Grace Bay, a short walk to Pirates Island Waterpark. Air access remains centered on Howard Hamilton International Airport (PLS), which handles nonstop service from major U.S. gateways and regional connections across the Caribbean. Families should factor peak-season availability early, especially for larger butler-level categories.

Analysis

Beaches Turks & Caicos already operates at a scale few Caribbean family resorts match, and Treasure Beach Village clearly targets a demand spike for multigenerational travel. The mix of three- and four-bedroom footprints, concierge and butler service, and flexible living spaces addresses practical pain points, namely bedtime separation for kids, stroller-friendly movement, and weather-proof entertainment like a boutique cinema. On the dining front, the food-hall model makes sense for varied palates and short attention spans, while a brand-first chophouse signals a willingness to elevate menus inside an all-inclusive wrapper. Operationally, adding seven venues and a large pool complex should ease crowding at peak times, especially during school breaks. With Providenciales pursuing airport upgrades, access should gradually improve as well. For value-minded families, the calculus remains convenience, predictability, and breadth of included options. Treasure Beach aims to deliver those at the top tier of the all-inclusive family segment.

Final Thoughts

With Treasure Beach Village, Beaches solidifies its flagship as a one-stop Caribbean base for large families, mixing private spaces with resort-wide variety. The new village adds room types families actually need, dining that scales to different tastes, and entertainment zones that work in sunshine or showers. If you are weighing an all-inclusive for a multigenerational celebration in 2026, put Grace Bay on your short list and lock in larger categories early. Beaches Turks & Caicos Treasure Beach Village looks purpose-built for that moment.