Activities

Q: Is Ports of Call Resort a good choice for families with children?

Yes, Ports of Call Resort is family-friendly , with children welcome throughout the property . The resort provides cribs , a playground , a kids' pool , and babysitting services arranged through the front desk. Families also benefit from an included daily continental breakfast and, for stays using existing bedding, up to two children age 6 and under can stay free , making Ports of Call Resort a convenient base for a family getaway in Providenciales.

Q: What water sports and beach activities can guests enjoy at Ports of Call Resort?

Guests staying at Ports of Call Resort have access to stand-up paddleboards and kayaks right off the resort's stretch of beach, available seasonally from mid-December through July . The resort also provides beach chairs, umbrellas, and towels as part of the included facility fee, along with a complimentary shuttle running hourly to Grace Bay Beach , located roughly 300 yards away. Nearby operators also offer snorkeling, scuba diving, water skiing, parasailing, and windsurfing for guests who want to venture further out.

Q: Does Ports of Call Resort have a spa and wellness facilities?

Yes, Ports of Call Resort is home to Spa Tropique , located within the Shops of Ports of Call plaza. The spa offers massages, body scrubs and wraps, facials, manicures, pedicures, and waxing , as well as private yoga, pilates, and personal training instruction . For added convenience, Spa Tropique also offers a mobile treatment service that can be brought directly to guest rooms at Ports of Call Resort for a small fee.

Q: Is there a fitness center at Ports of Call Resort?

Ports of Call Resort features an on-site fitness center located in the main central building, giving guests a convenient place to keep up their workout routine during their stay. The gym also hosts yoga classes , complementing the wellness offerings available through Spa Tropique elsewhere on the property.

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Splash. Play. Celebrate.

Discover a world of authentic Providenciales adventure and laid-back luxury, set beside the famous Providenciales Beach—known for its crystal-clear waters and sea turtle snorkeling. Enjoy everything from live music and themed nights to poolside games, dance lessons, and nightly shows in an elegant setting. Spend your days kayaking, yoga sessions, or exploring nearby cenotes, then unwind with romantic evening entertainment designed for couples seeking both excitement and relaxation.

Beach loungers and blue umbrellas face turquoise water near Ports of Call Resort.

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Grace Bay Beach Time

Walk about 300 yards or take the complimentary hourly shuttle to the resort’s designated Grace Bay Beach area, where guest beach chairs, umbrellas and towels are included.

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Rock Iguana Excursion

Take a short boat or kayak trip to a protected cay near the Leeward area, home to roughly 3,000 endangered Turks and Caicos rock iguanas.

Guest paddleboarding in clear turquoise water near the beach by Ports of Call Resort.

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Stand-Up Paddleboarding

Paddle the calm Grace Bay shoreline using resort-provided paddleboards when available during the seasonal operating period from mid-December through July.

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Kayaking Grace Bay

Take a kayak out from the resort’s beach area when available seasonally, gliding over clear water from mid-December through July.

Aerial view of turquoise ocean and beachfront near Ports of Call Resort.

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Beach Snorkeling

Use the resort’s beach access as your starting point for simple shoreline snorkeling in Grace Bay’s clear water, with beach towels, chairs and umbrellas covered by the facility fee.

Lime-green lounge chairs beside the pool at Ports of Call Resort.

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Pool Swimming

Cool off in the main outdoor pool, open daily from 8 AM to 9 PM, with shaded umbrellas and towels available for relaxed poolside time.

White marble-look reception counter and wall sign at Ports of Call Resort.

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Chalk Sound Kayaking

Paddle the striking turquoise waters of Chalk Sound National Park, where kayaks are rented nearby and motorised craft are banned inside the park.

Hot tub edge, tropical landscaping, and directional sign at Ports of Call Resort.

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Hot Tub Soak

Ease into the hot tub between 8 AM and 9 PM daily after the beach, a workout or a day exploring Providenciales.

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Yoga Classes

Join yoga instruction offered at the on-site gym, adding a calm stretch-and-breathe session to your Grace Bay stay.

Fitness room with exercise machines and mirrored wall at Ports of Call Resort.

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Fitness Room Workout

Keep your routine going in the on-site fitness room located in the main central building, convenient for cardio, strength work and vacation wellness.

Exterior wall mural and entrance on a yellow building at Ports of Call Resort.

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Island Sightseeing Tour

Join a guided Providenciales tour that commonly stops at Chalk Sound National Park, Cheshire Hall Plantation, Long Bay Beach and The Hole.

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Sapodilla Bay Snorkeling

Visit sheltered Sapodilla Bay on the south coast for calm, family-friendly snorkeling near coral, bonefish, barracudas and seagrass starfish beds.

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Taylor Bay Snorkeling

Explore nearby Taylor Bay’s protected waters, often paired with Sapodilla Bay for gentle southwest-coast snorkeling away from Grace Bay.

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On-Site Shopping

Browse the Shops of Ports of Call plaza right on the property, where restaurants, bars, a spa, hair salon, ice cream parlor, dive shop, fishing charters and rentals are part of the resort setting.

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Deep-Sea Fishing

Head to Turtle Cove Marina, about 3.9 miles away, for a deep-sea fishing charter targeting the offshore waters around Providenciales.

Spa treatment room with two massage tables at Ports of Call Resort.

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Spa Massage

Book a massage at Spa Tropique in the Ports of Call plaza, open daily, with treatments available on-site and mobile service offered for an added fee.

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Scuba Diving Trip

Depart from Turtle Cove Marina with a local dive operator for reef and wall dives in the clear Turks and Caicos waters.

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Whale Watching Trip

Plan a January–April day trip or inter-island excursion for humpback whale watching, with Salt Cay and Grand Turk among the country’s best-known viewing areas.

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Leeward Reef Snorkeling

Book a public snorkel cruise to Leeward Reef near Providenciales, part of the Turks and Caicos Barrier Reef and a popular local marine excursion.

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Grace Bay Coast Sail

Cruise the Grace Bay coastline on a 2–3 hour late-day catamaran outing, typically including drinks, snacks and wide-open views over the water.

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ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT FAQs

What activities and entertainment options are available at Ports of Call Resort?

Ports of Call Resort offers a wide range of on-site activities, including a freshwater outdoor pool open daily from 8 AM to 9 PM, a children’s play pool, a hot tub, and an on-site fitness center offering yoga classes. Guests can also enjoy table tennis and billiards in the central building, browse the Shops of Ports of Call plaza, and book spa treatments at Spa Tropique. Just steps away, Grace Bay Beach opens the door to snorkeling, boat tours, and other water-based adventures.

Is Ports of Call Resort a good choice for families with children?

Yes, Ports of Call Resort is family-friendly, with children welcome throughout the property. The resort provides cribs, a playground, a kids’ pool, and babysitting services arranged through the front desk. Families also benefit from an included daily continental breakfast and, for stays using existing bedding, up to two children age 6 and under can stay free, making Ports of Call Resort a convenient base for a family getaway in Providenciales.

What water sports and beach activities can guests enjoy at Ports of Call Resort?

Guests staying at Ports of Call Resort have access to stand-up paddleboards and kayaks right off the resort’s stretch of beach, available seasonally from mid-December through July. The resort also provides beach chairs, umbrellas, and towels as part of the included facility fee, along with a complimentary shuttle running hourly to Grace Bay Beach, located roughly 300 yards away. Nearby operators also offer snorkeling, scuba diving, water skiing, parasailing, and windsurfing for guests who want to venture further out.

Does Ports of Call Resort have a spa and wellness facilities?

Yes, Ports of Call Resort is home to Spa Tropique, located within the Shops of Ports of Call plaza. The spa offers massages, body scrubs and wraps, facials, manicures, pedicures, and waxing, as well as private yoga, pilates, and personal training instruction. For added convenience, Spa Tropique also offers a mobile treatment service that can be brought directly to guest rooms at Ports of Call Resort for a small fee.

Is there a fitness center at Ports of Call Resort?

Ports of Call Resort features an on-site fitness center located in the main central building, giving guests a convenient place to keep up their workout routine during their stay. The gym also hosts yoga classes, complementing the wellness offerings available through Spa Tropique elsewhere on the property.

How close is Ports of Call Resort to Grace Bay Beach?

Ports of Call Resort sits just a 3-4 minute walk from world-famous Grace Bay Beach, with an hourly complimentary shuttle also available for guests who prefer to ride. Once there, guests can relax on the sand, go paddleboarding seasonally, or arrange nearby excursions such as sunset champagne sails, snorkeling cruises to the Leeward Reef, and boat trips to Little Water Cay to see the island’s famous rock iguanas.

Can guests arrange snorkeling, diving, or fishing trips through Ports of Call Resort?

Guests based at Ports of Call Resort can take advantage of snorkeling and scuba diving opportunities on site, as well as tours and ticket assistance for arranging outings nearby. Popular options in the area include snorkeling the Leeward Reef, exploring the sheltered waters of Sapodilla and Taylor Bay, and booking a deep-sea fishing charter or scuba diving trip departing from Turtle Cove Marina, a few miles from the resort.

What day trips and excursions are popular from Ports of Call Resort?

From Ports of Call Resort, guests frequently book a boat trip to Little Water Cay to feed roughly 3,000 protected rock iguanas, a kayaking tour of Chalk Sound Lagoon, and a full-island sightseeing tour stopping at Chalk Sound, Cheshire Hall Plantation, Long Bay Beach, and The Hole. A visit to the Caicos Conch Farm, located roughly 3.5 miles away, and a seasonal whale watching trip to Salt Cay or Grand Turk between January and April are also popular additions.

Is shopping available at or near Ports of Call Resort?

Yes, Ports of Call Resort includes its own on-site shopping plaza, the Shops of Ports of Call, along with a gift shop and newsstand. Beyond the resort’s plaza, guests can stroll to over 35 additional restaurants and shops within walking distance, making it easy to spend an evening browsing Grace Bay’s plazas without needing a car.

What indoor and on-site entertainment does Ports of Call Resort offer for downtime?

When guests want to stay close to their rooms, Ports of Call Resort offers table tennis and a billiards table in the central building, a television and coffee/tea service in the common areas, and a garden and picnic area for relaxing outdoors. The outdoor pool and hot tub, both open from 8 AM to 9 PM, round out the resort’s easygoing, laid-back entertainment options.