Wymara Resort
Lower Bight Road, The Bight, Providenciales
Wymara is a chic luxury resort located in central Providenciales at the tranquil Bight Beach (just a short walk from the Bight Reef snorkeling site). This modern beachfront resort features 91 rooms, including studios, suites, and penthouses, as well as a spa, two restaurants, a beautiful swimming pool, and a bar. A few offsite restaurants are located within walking distance.
The beach at Wymara tends to be a little more serene than at many resorts on Grace Bay, as this coast has fewer large hotels.
Wymara Villas is a counterpart to the resort, and is a small luxury villa enclave located at Turtle Tail on the southern coast of Providenciales. The villas are fully managed and overseen by the main resort, as is the beachfront Land + Sea Restaurant.
Rooms and Accommodations
Wymara's accommodations consist of studios with garden view, pool view, or ocean view as well as one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom suites. Their penthouse offerings provide the best view of the infinite blues off the beach—penthouse accommodations are offered as studios or one-bedroom or three-bedroom suites. Naturally, suites and penthouses provide a roomier stay for families or groups and the added bonus of a full kitchen.
All stays include daily housekeeipng, a patio for taking in the breeze, and daily full American breakfast at Indigo Restaurant.
Resort Amenities
In addition to the traditional resort pool and beach loungers, this resort offers a great range of complimentary amenities and services, including a full-service spa, concierge service for booking activities, a fitness center, a business center, complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the property, and the use of bicycles. Surrounding the property's elegant pool are private poolside lounge pods guests can reserve. Free parking for guests is available onsite at the property, which is convenient for those renting a car.
Fine Dining Restaurants
Indigo and Blue Water Bistro are Wymara's two fine dining options. These restaurants offer both indoor and poolside dining, and the gourmet food options range from tropically inspired seafood dishes to international classics. Next to Blue Water Bistro is Pink Bar, which serves light bites and cocktails overlooking the ocean.
Blue Water Bistro hosts the resort's weekly Sunday Night Island Beach Experience, a beach BBQ and bonfire with live music, a luxurious buffet spread, and a charming bonfire in the sand.
Spa
Also on site is the full-service Exhale Spa, which provides facials, massages, skin treatments, aromatherapy, hot and cold therapy, sound healing, reiki, and more.
Resort Location
This property is located in the Bight area of Providenciales directly west of the central tourism region of Grace Bay. The resort is ideally situated on the excellent Bight Beach, and within easy walking distance of the beautiful Bight Reef snorkeling site.
The Bight Beach and Grace Bay Beach are both found on the north coast of Providenciales and are adjacent to each other, yet they do differ a little. Grace Bay features a clean sandy ocean floor that continues from the shore for a long distance out, and water depth tends to be deeper as well. The Bight Beach is a bit more sheltered, and lush seagrass begins 50 feet (15 m) from the beach. Here, it’s possible to spot stingrays, eagle rays, and green turtles browsing through this tranquil underwater setting. Both beautiful coasts feature our signature soft white beach sand and are part of the Princess Alexandra National Park.
Things to Do
The resort features a selection of complimentary water sports equipment, including stand-up paddleboards, kayaks, Hobie Cat sailboats, and snorkel equipment.
The Bight Beach is perfect for a wide range of water sports. There are reefs that are great to explore by snorkeling or paddleboard, and the water is calm enough for other activities as well.
Parasailing, tube wake rides, and boat charters can also be scheduled, with pick-up on the beach in front of the resort. A boat cruise or charter is one of our top recommended things to do, as it’s a great way to experience what makes the Turks and Caicos unique—our spectacular marine environment. Such excursions typically visit uninhabited cays, the iguanas at Half Moon Bay and Little Water Cay, and the pristine offshore snorkeling sites on the barrier reef.
When compared to other Caribbean destinations, the island of Providenciales stands out with its unrivaled collection of spectacular beaches, especially considering its limited size. There are so many great beaches to discover.
As the Bight Beach and Grace Bay are part of the Princess Alexandra National Park, jet ski use is prohibited in the waters fronting the resort.
Nearby Points of Interest
This property is a little isolated from the central tourism, dining, and shopping district in Grace Bay, yet there are few options in the general area of the resort.
The adjacent resorts offer a few restaurants if you’re looking to try something new. If you’d like to visit these establishments, it’s typically easiest to simply walk up the beach.
There are two sites that may be within walking distance depending on your preference. Graceway IGA, the country’s largest grocery store, is a little less than a mile (1.28 km) away, and the retail and dining enclave of Turtle Cove Marina is found 1 mile (1.6 km) to the west.
Rental Cars and Exploring Providenciales
Unless your intention is to simply relax on the beach, we generally advise that visitors rent a car for the duration of their stay, as it’s the least expensive and most convenient way to get around to the beaches, sights, and attractions.
Reservations and Booking
It’s possible to book either directly with the resort, or with a third-party booking agent. Except for special vacation packages which include flights, you’ll typically get the best rates by working directly with the resort. If you find a lower rate online than what is advertised on the resort’s website, the local accommodation will often match it. Local accommodations are often happy to give extras to customers that book directly, so ask!
The Turks and Caicos, like many Caribbean destinations, sees predictable rises and falls in tourist arrivals according to the seasons. Rates during the late summer “low season” are typically much less than they are during the winter “high season”, and it’s possible to get some great deals on room and activity rates at certain times of the year. See Best Times to Visit.
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