Beaches Resort Turks Adds 101 Rooms
Beaches Resort Turks & Caicos added the new Treasure Beach Village with 101 larger suites and new amenities including a swim-up snow cone bar and "Starfish Cinema." The expansion also features an infinity lagoon pool positioning Beaches as even more attractive for families and luxury travelers seeking all-inclusive Caribbean experiences.
The new Treasure Beach Village is part of a nearly US$1 billion investment by parent company Sandals Resorts International to significantly expand its family-focused Beaches brand across the Caribbean. Future projects include a 600-room resort in Barbados, the conversion of a Sandals property in The Bahamas to a Beaches resort, and a new 400-suite location in Runaway Bay, Jamaica. This $150 million expansion brings the total room count at Beaches Turks & Caicos to 858, solidifying its position as a major resort on the island. The resort's history on Providenciales dates back to the 1990s when Sandals Resorts acquired and completed a partially-built Sheraton project. The last major expansion was in 2012 with the addition of the Key West Luxury Village, which was the acquisition of the adjacent Veranda Resort. Prior to that, the resort added its Italian Village in 2009. The relationship between the resort and the Turks and Caicos government has been a significant factor in the islands' economic growth. In May 2024, Premier Charles Washington Misick praised the resort's contribution to the country's GDP since its opening in 1997, highlighting the investments made by founder Gordon "Butch" Stewart and current Executive Chairman Adam Stewart.
