Chalk Sound Drive Vacation Packages

You NEED A vehicle to get around in. The Entire road leading to the condo is Koleche with pot holes for about 16 min straight. The day we checked in, the restaurant that is onsite was closed and the nearest and Expensive restaurant (Conch Shack) was about 23 min away. The rooms are clean and there is a beautiful view of the ocean in building 2 (not as beautiful as Grace Bay). The hostess was very slow on responses and only answers questions about the property. She did also give 1 restaurant suggestion and the common Grace Bay rental suggestion. I loved the full kitchen and washer & dryer. There were beach bags available to use along with snorkeling masks and beach towels. The sun tends to go down by 7:45 so we needed to head back from the Grace Bay area by 6:50 just to be sure we had sunlight because there is also no light on the Koleche road. The rental price is "good" considering the long drives and that ridiculous Koleche road- after 2 days we got used to it though. The on-site restaurant is DELICIOUS!! The pool & spa area was very pretty. And the palapas with beach loungers on the beach were appreciated as well. There were 2 Full bathrooms with our 2 BR condo.

I love how everything and everyone was super nice and cool. Manny was fantastic!!!

We had a lovely stay near the most stunning turquoise ocean- but we wouldn’t repeat our trip To Turks and Caicos. We aren’t resort people normally, The food was average and the price to eat was budget busting. Budget $300-400 per day if you’re a family of 4 to eat out, but grocery store trip helped to alleviate the cost of eating. Small bottle of water- $10. The ocean was breath taking and enjoyed the daily swims and tropical fish swimming around our toes. But beyond the water- the island is stricken by economic disparity, clearly the 12% tax isn’t going to care for the island and it’s peoples. The coral reef by resort is sadly dying and vacationers were often found disrepecting the reef such as swimming past the guarded barrier, the resort workers were a mix of friendly and understandably tired and Moody- not blaming them as it seemed the vibe of fellow Americans were a tough crowd to care for. Nice to have kayaks, paddle board access- but you can’t take out of the swim area. So it felt useless to paddle around the swimmers -Pools were great, lounge chairs abundant , morning yoga twice a week- wonderful! $20 pina coladas- meh. The bungalows were well equipped and cozy for a family to rest and siesta.