Beaches Resorts has officially opened Treasure Beach Village at Beaches Turks and Caicos, marking a US$150 million expansion on the resort’s western shoreline along Grace Bay Beach.

The new oceanfront village introduces 101 multi-bedroom suites along with six new dining concepts and a range of amenities designed to encourage multigenerational travel and shared experiences.

“As the next chapter in the Beaches Turks and Caicos story, Treasure Beach Village builds on everything families already love about this resort, adding incredibly spacious accommodations and freshly introduced experiences shaped by the way families travel today,” said Adam Stewart, Executive Chairman of Sandals and Beaches Resorts.

“It is incredibly moving to meet guests who first visited Beaches as children and are now returning with little ones of their own. More than ever, families are coming together across generations, slowing down, and truly valuing time with one another, and this new addition opens up even more possibilities for those shared moments.”

Treasure Beach CrystalSky 4-Bedroom Reserve Villas

Room Categories

Among the new room categories are the oceanfront CrystalSky 4-Bedroom Reserve Villas, offering more than 2,600 square feet of space across three storeys. Designed to accommodate up to 10 guests, the villas feature private pools and rooftop decks with telescopes. The two-storey Chairman’s Penthouse Suite spans more than 2,800 square feet, hosting up to 10 guests across three bedrooms and anchored by a central staircase connecting expansive living areas.

Oceanview Two-Storey Suites are available in two- and three-bedroom configurations with open-concept designs, bunk beds and outdoor living spaces positioned to capture sea views and breezes. Additional Oceanview and Penthouse Concierge Suites accommodate up to six guests and feature two bedrooms and oversized bathrooms. Interiors draw on a Caribbean-inspired palette of turquoise, coral and neutral tones, reflecting the surrounding landscape.

New Dining Concepts

Dining is a major focus of the new village, with six concepts introduced as part of the expansion. Among them is the debut of Butch’s Island Chop House at a Beaches property, the steakhouse brand familiar to guests of Sandals Resorts. A tribute to the brand’s late founder, Gordon “Butch” Stewart, the restaurant serves dry-aged steaks and seafood alongside an elevated beverage program including a mini-martini menu.

Pinta Food Hall represents a first for the brand, featuring four culinary stations offering global cuisine, from tacos and Asian stir-fries to Italian fare and an à la carte grill, along with the company’s first live churro station. BRÜ Coffee Bar serves Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee during the day before transitioning to a craft cocktail venue in the evening.

The lobby at Treasure Beach Village

Family Fun Amenities

At the centre of Treasure Beach Village is a 15,000-square-foot lagoon-style pool with three whirlpools. A waterslide and splash zone are designed for younger guests, while a swim-up bar offers a social hub for families. Calypso Cones adds a poolside snow cone station, and the new Starfish Cinema introduces a 32-seat theatre offering daytime programming and family movie nights.

Guests staying at Treasure Beach Village have full access to the broader resort amenities, including 28 additional dining options, the 45,000-square-foot Pirates Island Water Park, unlimited land and water sports, daily entertainment and complimentary Kids Camps led by trained childcare staff.

Inside one of six Treasure Beach CrystalSky 4-Bedroom Reserve Villas

Introductory rates at Treasure Beach Village start at US$1,060 per person, per night, with children’s rates from US$47 per child, per night. A limited-time grand opening offer provides up to US$500 in instant credits on select stays booked by May 31, 2026, for travel at any time.

The opening of Treasure Beach Village signals the start of what the company describes as Beaches 2.0. With nearly US$1 billion earmarked to double the brand’s footprint in the coming years, Beaches plans additional expansion across the Caribbean, including in Exuma in The Bahamas, Jamaica, Barbados and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

Lead image caption: Treasure Beach Village’s 15,000-square-foot pool
Source: Travelweek