PAID CONTENT FOR THE SOURCE
The Source TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS, WEST INDIES
The Source is a leading villa rental company in the Turks and Caicos Islands, offering some of the finest properties on the island of Providenciales. Positioned along its sparkling white sand beaches and offering unobstructed views of gin-clear seas and cobalt blue skies, the villas that make up its collection have been carefully selected for both quality and character. While no two properties are alike, each delivers inspired architecture, impeccable interiors and extravagant amenities. Alongside intimate hideaways perfect for
romantic retreats, there are plenty of options for those looking for a place to celebrate one of life’s milestones or gather for a multi-generational family trip, with several properties accommodating 20 or more guests. Every villa comes equipped with kayaks and paddleboards and features ample outdoor space and a private, heated pool. Larger properties rival luxury hotels for their facilities, offering everything from firepits and hot tubs to private gyms, outdoor pools, tennis courts and billiard tables. These properties are also fully staffed, with a discreet butler to anticipate guests’
every need, a housekeeper to ensure guests disconnect from daily chores and a masterful chef to turn each meal into a culinary adventure. At The Source, every stay is treated as a luxury
travel experience. Bespoke itineraries are designed around guests’ interests, and concierges visit daily to share their local knowledge and coordinate activities, be it an indulgent in-villa spa treatment, an unforgettable day out on a yacht or a private party with live local music and fire dancing. Guests can also enjoy the dazzling beaches for which the Turks and Caicos Islands are renowned. Providenciales is home to the best of these, Grace Bay, a stretch of fine, white sand bordering a shallow bay perfect for watersports. The beauty of such beaches is due in large part to the 340 miles of barrier reef that surround the islands, home to the corals, turtles and parrotfish that play a key role in sand creation. Famed for dramatic underwater walls that plunge to a depth of 7,000 feet, the Turks and Caicos are a world-class dive destination and a breeding ground for humpback whales, which spend several months of the year in the surrounding waters.
DON’T MISS Enjoy an idyllic day of sailing, fishing and snorkelling on a private yacht, followed by an in-villa massage, arranged by your concierge
138 Need to know
KEY FEATURES • Heated pool • High-speed wi-fi • Complimentary kayaks, paddleboards and snorkel gear
• Personal on-island concierge • Beach service • Professional butler • Private chef
KEY ACTIVITIES • Whale watching • In-villa massages • In-villa yoga • Golf • Boat charters • Deep-sea fishing
GET IN TOUCH
thesource.tc T: +18884133808 E:
reservations@thesource.tc
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