Club Med Turkoise is an adults-only all-inclusive resort in Grace Bay, Turks and Caicos with 291 rooms. Amenities include Beach, Buffet Dining, Diving, Gym and Nightclub. Travelers rate it 4.3/5 across 2,066 Google reviews.
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Amenities
Quick answers
- Is Club Med Turkoise adults only?
- Yes — Club Med Turkoise is an adults-only resort, so children are not accommodated.
- Where is Club Med Turkoise?
- Club Med Turkoise is in Grace Bay, Turks and Caicos. Its address is Grace Bay Rd, Grace Bay TKCA 1ZZ, Turks & Caicos Islands.
- How many rooms does Club Med Turkoise have?
- Club Med Turkoise has 291 rooms.
- Is Club Med Turkoise all-inclusive?
- Yes — Club Med Turkoise is an all-inclusive resort, so meals, drinks and most on-site activities are covered by the rate.
Traveler Insights(81 discussions)
Club Med Turkoise has emerged from a substantial renovation as a genuinely elevated adults-only experience, now upgraded to 4-Trident (4-star equivalent). The new infinity-edge pool is the resort's social centerpiece, surrounded by in-pool lounging spots and dedicated service. A new wine cellar bar and redesigned main bar have upgraded the drinking experience significantly. The iconic Sharkies beachfront restaurant was refurbished with a coffee and smoothie bar, and all 292 rooms were refreshed with deluxe rooms now featuring private balconies or terraces. The fitness center doubled in size, and new waterfront wellness palapas offer spa treatments with ocean views. A new diving school rounds out the activity offerings.
The honest trade-off is accommodation quality. Turkoise is not a luxury property — the rooms are clean and functional but spartan. There's one buffet dining hall, no specialty restaurants, and the property is older. Guests who book expecting a polished luxury experience are consistently disappointed. Guests who book for the beach, watersports, and social scene are consistently delighted. The Club Med ethos of 'join activities or don't, but people are here to mix' works well in this environment.
Solo travelers in particular should check Club Med's calendar for single-supplement-free periods — the resort runs promotions where solo travelers pay the same as couples, which makes it one of the most economical ways to experience a Turks and Caicos beach. The dedicated r/Club_Med travel forum has excellent trip planning resources and current single-supplement calendars.
Pros
- +Turks and Caicos beach is legitimately world-class — one of the most beautiful beaches accessible from any all-inclusive
- +Brand new infinity-edge pool with in-pool lounging spots and dedicated poolside service — a major upgrade that's become the resort's social centerpiece
- +New wine cellar bar offering curated wines, champagnes, and premium spirits alongside the redesigned main bar — elevating the drinking experience well beyond typical all-inclusive
- +Good solo traveler destination — Club Med has historically structured activities to facilitate meeting people
- +All 292 rooms freshly renovated with deluxe rooms now featuring private balconies or terraces, plus a fitness center that doubled in size and new waterfront wellness palapas for spa treatments
- +Authentic Club Med social atmosphere — the GOs (Gentils Organisateurs) actively run group activities
- +Loyal repeat guest community in travel forums and dedicated Club Med travel forum for insider tips
- +Better value than luxury Turks properties like COMO Parrot Cay — same beach access at a fraction of the price
Cons
- −Despite the renovation and 4-Trident upgrade, the resort remains compact with limited room variety — don't expect the sprawling grounds or suite options of larger Caribbean all-inclusives
- −Single supplement charges apply during certain calendar periods — check before booking solo
- −Single buffet dining room only — no à la carte restaurants or specialty dining
- −Older property showing its age in the room quality and furnishings
- −Not suitable for guests seeking a quiet, romantic retreat — it's social and activity-oriented by design
- −Limited nightlife compared to Mexico or Jamaica all-inclusives
- −Alcohol selection is more limited than typical all-inclusive bars
- −Can feel cliquey if you're not an outgoing traveler willing to join group activities
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Google Rating
Google Reviews
“We had the best time! This is the most fun family vacation we have taken in while, maybe ever. The food was spectacular. The GOs make the whole experience. We loved hanging out with the bartender, Tommy. He made the best fresh margaritas. The trapez...”
“I had an absolute blast at Club Med Turkoise with my good friend! The food was incredible, the colour of the ocean was out of this world and the rooms were kept tidy all week long by the staff. The best part though was the G.O. team. I had the chance...”
“⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 — The BEST Experience at Club Med Turkoise! I just came back from Club Med Turkoise and had the most amazing time. I have to give a huge shout-out to Thomas, the trapeze instructor. He was absolutely incredible — so sweet, patient, an...”