Providenciales suits families who want sea, sand and some help with the little ones. These four resorts on the island give children things to do and give adults room to relax. Expect kids' clubs, suites with kitchens, and water sports within the resort grounds.
We chose resorts with real family facilities, such as babysitting and a kids' club, and then looked at the pools, beachfront settings and suite layouts that make a stay with children easier.
West Bay Club is a five-star beachfront resort in Providenciales with the family essentials covered: a kids' club, babysitting and family rooms. Oceanfront suites have kitchens and sea-view balconies, which makes slow mornings together easy. Days can move between the outdoor pool, on-site water sports, snorkelling and diving, and parents can book time at the spa. Free WiFi and free private parking keep the practical side simple.
The Ritz-Carlton, Turks & Caicos brings five-star polish to a beachfront setting on Grace Bay Road, and children are part of the plan. There is a kids' club and a kids' pool, plus the outdoor pool for everyone else. Suites have balconies and ocean views, and parents can slip away to the spa or fitness center. A restaurant, bar and room service make meals easy after a day on the beach.
Blue Haven Resort- All Inclusive is a good fit for families who like the idea of an all-inclusive stay with a restaurant and bars on site. Children have a kids' club, an indoor play area and kid meals, and babysitting is available for adults who want an evening out. The beachfront setting adds a private beach area, an infinity pool and a pool bar. Snorkelling, diving, canoeing and water sports are all offered, and suites range from one to three bedrooms with full kitchens and washing machines.
Alexandra Resort - All-Inclusive gives families space on Grace Bay, with oceanfront suites that have balconies and kitchens, up to a 4-bedroom penthouse. Children can burn off energy at the on-site playground and beach volleyball, and sailing, snorkeling and boat tours all run from the resort. A free buffet breakfast starts the day. Evenings bring Asú restaurant and four bars and lounges, and the full-service spa gives parents some quiet time.
If you want children supervised for part of the day, check which resorts have a kids' club and which offer babysitting. West Bay Club and Blue Haven Resort- All Inclusive have both.
Families who want to cook or keep snacks on hand should look at suites with kitchens. West Bay Club, Blue Haven Resort- All Inclusive and Alexandra Resort - All-Inclusive all have them.
Larger groups or multigenerational trips may like the bigger suite options, such as the one- to three-bedroom suites at Blue Haven or the penthouse of up to four bedrooms at Alexandra.
Think about how your group likes to spend the day. Pool-focused families may prefer The Ritz-Carlton's kids' pool, while active families may prefer the water sports, sailing and boat tours at other resorts.
Frequently asked questions
Which Providenciales resorts here have a kids' club?
West Bay Club, The Ritz-Carlton, Turks & Caicos and Blue Haven Resort- All Inclusive all have a kids' club. Blue Haven also has an indoor play area.
Is babysitting available at these resorts?
Babysitting or child services are available at West Bay Club and Blue Haven Resort- All Inclusive. Check the details with the resort or our 24/7 booking agents before you travel.
Which resorts offer suites with kitchens?
West Bay Club has oceanfront suites with kitchens, Blue Haven Resort- All Inclusive has suites with full kitchens and washing machines, and Alexandra Resort - All-Inclusive has suites with kitchens, up to a 4-bedroom penthouse.
Do any of these family resorts include free WiFi?
Yes. West Bay Club, Blue Haven Resort- All Inclusive and Alexandra Resort - All-Inclusive all have free WiFi.
Which resort has a kids' pool?
The Ritz-Carlton, Turks & Caicos has a kids' pool alongside its outdoor pool and kids' club.
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