TC Villas -Little Plum Villa -Steps to Grace Bay Beach

Little Plum Cottage is a modern & romantic, one-bedroom cottage located one lot back from world-famous Grace Bay Beach in Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands. This stylish cottage is the perfect couple's getaway, with six popular restaurants and the island's central marina within a short walk.


The stunning beach and turquoise water are just a short tropical walk from the villa and offer some of the island's best snorkeling, with miles of sugar-white sand for a long stroll on the beach. Take a dip in Little Plum's pool or grill up some fresh fish on the gas BBQ grill included with the villa. This tastefully decorated villa offers a furnished living space, including a comfortable living room, a fully-outfitted kitchen, and a lovely top-floor bedroom with a king-size bed and partial views of the nearby marina and sea.


Little Plum Villa is located almost directly on Smiths Reef, which is widely regarded as offering the best snorkeling in the country. A strip of beach rock exists between the sand and the water partly because of this reef. Once you step over the rock, it mostly disappears to reveal a soft sandy bottom with excellent snorkeling just ahead.


Set one lot back from the beach, Little Plum offers turquoise views from the top-floor bedroom. The private pool is located on the opposite side of the villa.



Notes:

• At the time of booking, VRBO will only charge their service fee. We will follow up with payment details to complete your reservation.

• The property manager will drop by to offer an orientation and answer any guests' questions.


• AC is metered to discourage use with doors and windows open, thus eliminating the need for a higher rental rate to cover AC waste. You are given an AC allotment of $150 per week; beyond that, you will be charged actual costs. The AC is metered on a separate meter which you will be shown at check-in.

• With the coral reef so close to the shore, a strip of rock exists between the sandy beach and the water. Some guests prefer wearing water shoes as the rock can sometimes be slippery*