AMANYARA – 3 Bedroom Tranquility Villa

AMANYARA, which translates to “peaceful place,” is immediately apparent as the road narrows toward Northwest Point and the water becomes crystal clear beyond the limestone ledges.

The three-bedroom Beach Path Tranquility Villa on Providenciales blends the edge of Northwest Point Marine National Park, jungle green, and reflecting ponds into daily rhythms. It is situated within more than half a hectare of natural coastal landscape. Floor-to-ceiling glass slides away, creating a soundtrack of palms, birdsong, and the quiet of a black-stone infinity pool; pavilions hover between water and garden; and vaulted ceilings and bamboo details beckon the trade winds through expansive, light-filled rooms. AMANYARA’s Tranquility layout is one of the Turks and Caicos Villas that is specifically designed for families, honeymoons with friends, or private executive retreats. It combines appropriate privacy with a short sandy beach path and staff that move with Aman’s distinctive quiet grace.

Here, life develops as a series of leisurely scenes. Your private chef creates the menu for the day, which includes tropical fruit, warm pastries, grilled lobster or snapper, and then prepares a breakfast that lasts until late in the morning. Mornings start with coffee at the personal bar and a swim in the dark-mirrored pool as the ponds turn silver. With a king bed in luxurious linens, an en suite bathroom that opens to an alfresco shower, ceiling fans and covert air conditioning to adjust the temperature just right, and floor-to-ceiling doors that lead to gardens or decks with pond views, each of the three suites is a private haven.

Two four-seat golf buggies wait by the boardwalk whenever you’re ready to drift to the spa, the Beach Club, or the 50-meter ocean-view pool; the main living pavilion opens on two sides to catch the breeze; and an outdoor dining pavilion makes celebrations feel effortless. Time stretches in that unique Aman way because a committed host ensures that the day goes smoothly and housekeeping remains unseen until everything is spotless once more.

Beyond the villa, AMANYARA surrounds you with a whole, subdued resort universe. From beginner stretches to trainer-led sessions, a fully equipped Pilates studio, a refreshing yoga sala by the water, and an extensive fitness center support any routine. A tranquil spa enclave with double treatment pavilions and a sun-lapped relaxation pool exudes wellness. With four floodlit Har-Tru tennis courts, a multi-sport field, volleyball, and a golf simulator for after-beach nights, sport becomes social at the Clubhouse.

At the Beach Club, where cooking demonstrations and tastings help local ingredients stick in your memory, you can enjoy Latin-Mediterranean cuisine while dining on sophisticated Asian and contemporary Mediterranean plates. The focus is on nature: a 27-kilometer barrier reef safeguards some of the best wall and reef dives in the Caribbean; humpback whales migrate through the area from February to April, passing close enough that a sunset on the headlands can become a sighting; the naturalists at the Nature Discovery Center lead interactive programs, offer guided snorkeling and kayaking, and support local conservation through the turtle-tagging program.

The practicalities are clear-cut and trustworthy. The best gateway is Providenciales International Airport (PLS); off-peak travel time to AMANYARA should be about 25 to 35 minutes, with peak travel times adding a few minutes. While landmark excursions like the Sapodilla Hill overlooks or the plantation ruins of Cheshire Hall usually take 35 to 45 minutes, Grace Bay’s dining corridor, Graceway Gourmet, and major pharmacies are about 30 to 40 minutes away if you’re looking for a change of scenery or specialty items.

The final one to two kilometers follow well-maintained private lanes where a standard sedan is adequate, though most visitors prefer an SUV for island exploration. The roads are completely paved up to the estate approach. Consider the northwest shoulder of the island, which faces the marine park beyond Malcolm’s Road. Its approximate coordinates are 21.81° N, 72.28° W, and it is easy to find the resort from the coastal arterial.

A guided snorkel or dive along the reef drop-off inside Northwest Point Marine National Park, a sunset walk over the limestone shelves to watch the sky drain from gold to indigo with a nightcap at the Bar, or an early whale-watching run during the February–April migration when sea and weather align are three simple pleasures close to the villa that help to anchor the sense of place.

Trailheads and shoreline scrambles around Northwest Point start within a short buggy ride of the resort gates. Travel times (realistic door-to-door): PLS airport to AMANYARA: 25–35 minutes by car; AMANYARA to Grace Bay restaurants, Graceway Gourmet, and primary pharmacies: 30–40 minutes; Cheshire Hall ruins and Sapodilla Hill: 35–45 minutes.

Arrival and logistics: Fly into PLS; private vehicle transfers are simple to arrange. Any car class can travel the final 1-2 km on smooth private estate roads, though SUVs are advised for comfort. The villa’s two four-seat golf buggies make moving around the house a breeze.

Unique value proposition: Few coastal homes can compare to AMANYARA’s three-bedroom Tranquility Villa, which combines Aman’s chef-and-host service and pond-framed pavilion architecture with a short private path to a protected marine park shoreline. This offers meditative privacy and quick access to world-class reef and wall diving.

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