Lesia Suite Turks and Caicos Islands

Lesia Suite is a luxurious one-bedroom suite at The Palms Turks & Caicos Resort. It comes with a bedroom that will entice you into long lazy lie-ins, a living and dining room with a full kitchen and a sofa bed, one a half immaculate luxury bathrooms and a large private terrace. If you are looking for the very best for your blissful Caribbean escape, Lesia Suite is an excellent bet.
The Palms Turks & Caicos is an exclusive, upmarket resort offering the most incredible facilities in a blissful, stunning setting on Grace Bay, Providenciales. Visitors arrive to indulge in world-class spas, many fine dining experiences, a fabulous mix of culture and local traditions, a highly rated golf course and an intoxicating mix of captivating beaches, seductive vistas, and a wonderful array of watersports. Provo guarantees a truly memorable holiday with abundant luxury, opulence, serenity, boutique shopping, and unspoiled nature.  The Lesia Suite is a meticulously-designed suite that offers 1,500 square feet of gorgeous space. Your bedroom boasts a beautifully dressed, ultra-comfortable king-size bed with custom-made premium linens and a hand-tufted luxury mattress. Your en-suite bathroom comes with luxury toiletries, signature robes, a hair dryer and the fluffiest of towels. Your suite also offers a separate cloakroom. Your gorgeous living space enjoys an air of sophistication and elegance. It has a wonderful blend of dark wood furnishings and a cool, calm colour palette. At one end, you will enjoy a full kitchen with professional quality Viking appliances, a coffee and espresso maker and an island with a breakfast bar and stools, followed by a very smart dining area and heavenly living space with a sofa bed and accent chairs. Doors open to a gorgeous furnished terrace or balcony, a beautiful spot for your morning cup of coffee and to enjoy the views.  The Palms Turks & Caicos is an amazing seventy-two-suite resort which stretches over twelve glorious acres of beach and tropical gardens at the heart of Grace Bay Beach. It offers world-class amenities and friendly staff that promise maximum pampering, indulgence, relaxation and rejuvenation, as well as heaps of fun and delicious cuisine. The Spa at The Palms has been named the best spa in the Caribbean, and when you enter the tranquil, dreamy space, take in the beauty, the aromatic scents and relaxing sounds, you will know why. The Fitness Centre features a fantastic range of cardiovascular, core and strength training equipment, and personal trainers are available to evaluate and enhance your routines. In addition, there is a state-of-the-art infinity swimming pool, tennis and watersports to keep you busy. Non-motorised watersports at the resort are complimentary and include Hobie cat sailboats, kayaks, paddle boards, snorkelling gear and more. Children enjoy a dedicated children’s club. The resort offers warm hospitality with welcoming drinks and soothing cold towels on arrival. The Concierge Team are dedicated to ensuring that you return home with the most magical of holiday memories.
Guests also enjoy a fabulous dining experience. The Palms Turks & Caicos showcases the very best in restaurant experiences. Complimentary breakfast is served in a pretty courtyard surrounded by lush tropical plants. If you are celebrating something special, there are options for romantic dinners under the stars and the soothing sounds of the melodic waves on the beach. You can also dine in the privacy of your suite, enjoy a private chef or order a yummy boxed lunch for excursions. The resort boasts The Palms Courtyard Shops with a gallery, gift shops, mini-market and boutique for your shopping needs.  You will not regret booking Lesia Suite at The Palms Turks & Caicos. The resort is perfect for Caribbean escapes with your besties, spa escapes, romantic couple’s getaways, peaceful babymoons and moon bathing, and a night-time experience with mini spa treatments and cocktails on the beach. The resort hosts signature events, too, such as ‘Rock the Beach New Year’s Eve’ and ‘It’s On’ Superbowl parties’. The Palms Turks & Caicos is a truly wonderful resort on Grace Bay Beach, on sunny Providenciales Island. Also known as Provo, the island is the third largest island in Turks and Caicos, an idyllic island with blissfully tranquil beaches, crystal clear turquoise waters, glorious sunshine, an abundant sprinkling of towering palm trees, a fantastic dining scene and a wonderful array of activities and wellbeing treatments. The protective barrier reef that surrounds the Turks and Caicos Islands offers some of the best scuba diving in the world.
Provo is a kiteboarding paradise. Kite Provo is the first and largest kiteboarding school on the island, enjoying ten months of kiteboarding tuition every year from November to August. Lessons are taught in waist-deep water. Caicos Banks is a shelf that extends for nearly two miles off the shore that, allows you to stand with the kite and walk upwind easily. It is the perfect situation in which to learn. Long Bay Beach is two and a half miles from Grace Bay Beach and has been voted by Conde Nast Traveller as one of the ‘Ten Best Island Beaches in the World’. Visitors to the beautiful Turks and Caicos islands enjoy boat and catamaran trips, sunset sails, watersports, picnic lunches, food tours, horseback riding, wellbeing treatments and reggae evenings. If you fancy a lesson in the Turks and Caicos history, you can visit plantation ruins or the pirate caves and dream about buried treasures. Some wonderful shops on the island sell jewellery, watches, cameras, perfumes, crystal, china, cigars and alcohol.
Provo is a snorkelling paradise. Its Smith’s Reef is a beautiful snorkelling site with several distinct reef systems and coral heads. It is located near Turtle Cove on the north coast of Provo, roughly three and a half miles from Grace Bay. It is possible to walk from Grace Bay. Visitors enjoy a tremendous abundance of colourful wildlife and reef fish, including green turtles, hawksbill turtles, southern brown stingrays, majestic spotted eagle rays, stoplight parrotfish, queen angelfish and more!
The Island Fish Fry is a lively event on Thursday evenings at the Bight Children’s Park between 5.30 pm and 9.30 pm. Along with many local food vendors, there are entertainers and cultural acts that make this a very colourful, vibrant event. The aroma of fresh fish, the visual treats of boiling lobster and conch salad, plates loaded with crab and rice, lobster mac and cheese and local island corn are very popular. New bands take to the stage along with local favourites, dancers and other cultural acts. There are locally handcrafted items for sale, folklore storytelling, maypole plaiting and instrument demonstrations to keep you entertained.  The prestigious 18-hole championship golf course at Provo Golf Club is open to members and visitors. This award-winning golf club enjoys a challenging course with a quick pace of play, a full-service pro shop, a practice warm-up net, chipping and putting areas, a flood-lit tennis court and the Fairways Bar and Grill.