Aqualina Villa sits in a beach-front location in the Turks and Caicos archipelago, where swaying palms offer dappled shade from the warm Caribbean sun. The indoor and outdoor spaces blend into one another seamlessly, and the year-round north-easterly trade winds offer gentle respite from the heat of the day.

Entering the villa through the front door, guests are struck by the soaring 40-foot ceilings and expansive sliding windows – which combine to offer a wonderful feeling of spaciousness. Natural light floods in from all angles, bathing the living spaces and sleeping quarters throughout the villa.

The beach lies just a minute’s walk from Aqualina Villa and offers all the opportunities for fun in the sun that you could wish for. Embark on a snorkelling adventure from Blue Mountain Beach, and watch colourful tropical fish darting over the reef. Take a kayak out to deeper waters, where green turtles drift lazily through the tides or enjoy a stroll across the soft, white sands.

Inside Aqualina Villa, you’ll find five bedrooms accommodating ten guests in utmost comfort. Bedrooms two and three both offer king-size beds and ensuite facilities, with sea and garden views respectively. Upstairs, the master suite boasts king-size bed and large ensuite bathroom, plus a private balcony with sensational sea views. Lastly, across the mezzanine sit bedrooms four and five – which share a bathroom. Bedroom four offers king-size bed and gorgeous ocean views, while bedroom five has two single beds which can be converted to a king-size bed if needed.

Standout features in the Aqualina Villa include the private deck, where you’ll find an outdoor kitchen and a 30-foot swimming pool. The main kitchen is also worthy of mention. It comes equipped with all the modern conveniences you’d need for entertaining friends and family.

The show-stopping ocean views are a big draw to this beautiful beach-side villa. Sit back in the comfort of your private terrace, and watch the sunlight sparkle on the Caribbean waves. From your vantage point above the water, you can see right across to the northern shores of Providenciales.