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Where to Book Club Med Turkoise:
Club Med Turkoise
What’s Special About this Resort
Back on Grace Bay is the all-inclusive, adults only Club Med Turkoise Resort. This resort is close to the Alexandra Resort and the Beaches Resort on the beautiful beach of Grace Bay. In addition to the unbeatable location, the resort is fresh off of a substantial renovation. Club Med Turkoise features a brand new pool, main bar, redesigned reception area, and new modern finishes in the deluxe rooms designed to make as much of an impact as the beautiful beaches.
Where some resorts boast water parks and whimsical character experiences, Club Med is where to go for some adults only fun. What sets Club Med apart is their adults only policy, with beach volleyball, snorkeling adventures, and all-inclusive beverages being some of the awesome perks of staying at Club Med Turkoise.
All food and drinks are included with your stay, except for premium drinks. A selection of water sports, boat cruise excursions, kayaks, paddleboards, and Hobie cats are included with stays at Club Med Turkoise. Tennis and volleyball courts and pools are all included with your stay.
Things we like:
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Adults only is great for those looking for a less family oriented experience -
Beautiful location on Grace Bay
Things we don't like:
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Premium drinks come at an additional fee -
It is somewhat unclear what is included and what is not when booking
Where to Book Club Med Turkoise:
Club Med Turkoise
What To Do
Of all the resorts we’ve covered, Club Med Turkoise is your best bet for staying as busy as possible. They offer a sprawling list of watersports, land activities and a myriad of ways to spend your time at the resort.
No one does water sports quite like Club Med. Included in your stay, you have access to unlimited snorkeling, unlimited sailing. Scuba diving, wakeboarding and waterskiing, paddle boarding, kayaking, surfing, and kitesurfing are available at an additional fee, so we highly recommend this resort to those trying to stay and play in the water.
The resort also offers a decent selection of land activities like beach volleyball and tennis, along with a resort fitness center where guests can utilize weight, cardio and yoga equipment.
What To Eat and Drink
The resort offers two restaurants for dining, as well as a couple bars, stands and markets to fill the gaps between meals.
Grace Bay
Open for breakfast lunch and dinner is the recently redesigned Grace Bay Restaurant, which offers daily complimentary continental breakfast. The lunch and dinner menu have a wide variety of cuisines available.
Sharkies Grill & Beach Bar
Far more casual is the beachside Snack bar, Sharkies. Appetizers and cocktails are served in this open-air terrace, while you enjoy the sunset and/or scheduled entertainment. The menu offers bites such as tacos, burgers, and chips.
Blue Coral
Right on the water is the beautiful Blue Coral Bar, where you can enjoy your drinks and the view. This lively and open-air bar offers poolside refreshments, cocktails & drinks, and some after-hour fun.
Wine Cellar
New to Club Med Turkoise is the wine cellar bar, which offers, at an additional fee, a wide selection of the finest wines, champagnes and premium spirits from around the world. The service team is happy to provide VIP table service at all the restaurants & bars in the Resort.
Related Reviews
Things we like:
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Adults only is great for those looking for a less family oriented experience
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Beautiful location on Grace Bay
Things we don't like:
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Premium drinks come at an additional fee
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It is somewhat unclear what is included and what is not when booking
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