Northwest Point Resort

The remote Northwest Point Resort.

Northwest Point Resort is a remote beachfront hotel, located west of the Blue Hills and Wheeland communities, and near the Northwest Point Marine National Park. The accommodation offers very competitive rates, and a unique setting that will appeal to those that appreciate nature and outdoor photography.

The resort offers a choice of one, two, three, and four-bedroom condo suites, all with full kitchens.

Resort Amenities

The center of activity at the resort is the free-flowing pool, which is surrounded by coconut palms. A hot tub is adjacent, and a boardwalk leads directly to the beach. At both the pool and beach are shade umbrellas and loungers, and towels are provided as well. BBQ facilities are available to guests.

Restaurant

The pool at Northwest Point Resort.

The poolside restaurant at Northwest Point Resort serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with a menu of Caribbean, seafood, and international dishes. The restaurant primarily serves resort guests, yet welcomes offsite guests. Reservations are required for dinner.

The Beach

The beach at Northwest Point is essentially the final reaches of Blue Hills Beach. Like all beaches in the Turks and Caicos, this coast offers its own character. Water depth tends to be shallow, and dense seagrass beds and shoals start close off the beach. Typically, ocean conditions are relatively calm, as the bay in the area is protected by the barrier reef offshore.

Snorkeling is quite interesting in the seagrass. There isn’t much coral to be seen, yet there are many small creatures, conch, turtles, and stingrays. Excellent reefs and snorkeling can be seen a few miles up the coast in the national park.

Above: Living space in one of the units at Northwest Point Resort.   Top right:  Top left:  Terrace with a view of the secluded and beautiful Northwest Point Marine National Park.   Bottom right:  Top right:  There are several room options at Northwest Point Resort, including one, two, three, and four-bedroom suites.  

The Northwest Point Marine National Park

Northwest Point Resort at the secluded Northwest Point region of Providenciales.

Northwest Point Resort is located near the northeastern boundary of the Northwest Point Marine National Park, which protects a significant area of barrier reefs, coastlines, and interior bay reefs. Wildlife sightings can be impressive, and it’s typical to see ospreys and brown pelicans, and sharks in the ocean.

A counterpart to the marine national park is the inland Northwest Point Pond Nature Reserve, which is an isolated saline pond system, found a few miles up the coast from the resort. The outer muddy pond in the nature reserve often shelters wading and coastal birds, including reddish egrets, tricolored herons, stilts, and many smaller birds. On occasion, Caribbean flamingos, roseate spoonbills, and cormorants may also be seen.

Northwest Point Resort is located west of the Blue Hills and Wheeland communities at the secluded Northwest Point coastline. The resort is accessed via Millennium Highway from the Downtown region, and about the final three miles (4 km) of the drive out is unpaved.

Downtown, and the Providenciales International Airport (PLS) are about a 15-minute drive away during typical traffic conditions, and central Grace Bay is about a 20-minute drive away.