One Season Plaza

The sculpture at One Season Plaza at Grace Bay.

One Season Plaza is a small upscale retail center in Grace Bay, and is home to a restaurant, several shops and boutiques, real estate agencies, and offices. It’s located adjacent to Ports of Call, Seven Stars Resort & Spa resort, La Petite Place, and Caicos Café Plaza.

One Season features a spacious outdoor plaza, with a large metal sculpture of the word “one”, made by local artist and machinist Roland Tibor of Tibor’s Machine Shop.

The Terrace

One of the primary attractions of One Season is the Terrace restaurant, which offers both al fresco and indoor seating, and serves elegant casual dishes, including burgers, salads, pastas, tacos, sandwiches, steak, chicken wings, and more. The restaurant offers a wide selection of drinks, including local Turks Head on tap.

The Terrace is a fun place to relax at, as it overlooks Grace Bay Road, where there’s always something going on.

Nearby and Walking Distances

One Season Plaza is located in the heart of Grace Bay, and within easy walking distance of the beach.

Many resorts and a few shopping plazas are near One Season and within walking distance. Seven Stars, Ocean Club West, Grace Bay Club, Ports of Call Resort, Villa del Mar, the Oasis at Grace Bay, and the new Ritz-Carlton are all a short walk away.

Collectively, the stretch of Grace Bay Road from Le Vele Plaza to Ocean Club West Plaza is generally referred to as the Grace Bay Strip, and much of the island’s shopping and dining is located here. It’s easy to spend a few hours browsing the boutiques and art galleries in the area, which is undeniably the center of luxury and tourism shopping in the Turks and Caicos.

The central access for Grace Bay Beach is located adjacent to One Season plaza, so it’s possible to both easily walk in from the beach, or park at the access and enjoy Grace Bay, dining, and shopping from at one stop.

Located in Grace Bay

Grace Bay is located on the central northern side of Providenciales, and is the center of tourism, upscale shopping, and dining in the Turks and Caicos. World-famous Grace Bay Beach borders this region, and many of the island’s resorts and hotels are located in the area.