AMANYARA – 6 Bedroom Beach Villa

The name AMANYARA, which translates to “peaceful place,” comes to mind as soon as the road narrows toward Northwest Point and the sea becomes crystal clear beyond the limestone ledges.

The six-bedroom Beach Villa incorporates the resort’s natural surroundings—a white sand crescent, rocky coves, and the reef edge of Northwest Point Marine National Park—into everyday life. It is situated on Providenciales, a beach that is more than half a hectare in size. Pavilions hover between the garden and the water; bamboo accents and vaulted ceilings bring the trade winds through expansive, light-filled spaces; floor-to-ceiling glass vanishes, leaving behind the sound of a black-stone infinity pool, palm trees, and surf. With a private dune sala where you can catch the first light and a walkway that takes you from terrace to shoreline in a few leisurely steps, AMANYARA’s Beach Villa is unique among Turks and Caicos Villas.

The Aman rhythm of these days is quiet, accurate, and incredibly healing. The 1,342 square meters (roughly 14,450 square feet) of the villa are divided into a number of tasteful pavilions, each featuring outdoor dining areas where lengthy lunches transition into dinners by lantern light and alfresco showers that make mornings seem like a ritual. King beds in luxurious linens, stone and timber-finished en suite bathrooms, discreet air conditioning and ceiling fans, and views that alternate between the sculpted tropical gardens and the shifting blues of the ocean are all features shared by the six suites.

The main living pavilion opens on two sides to capture breeze and sky; a formal dining room becomes the stage for celebrations; a personal bar and three four-seat golf buggies make the house flow like a private, self-contained resort. A private chef, a committed host, and daily housekeeping are all included in your stay, so time flows organically. You can swim in the black infinity pool in the morning, walk barefoot to the beach to snorkel over the reef rim, or nap in the dune sala in the late afternoon as the sun sets.

Your second home is the ecosystem of AMANYARA, which extends beyond the villa. A tranquil spa enclave featuring double treatment pavilions, a relaxation sala, and a small, sun-dappled pool exudes wellness; a full-service fitness center, an outdoor yoga sala by the water, and a Pilates studio with reformers add structure to even the most relaxed days. With four floodlit Har-Tru courts, a multi-sport field, volleyball, and a golf simulator for evenings after the beach, sport becomes social at the Clubhouse.

While dining options range from sophisticated Asian and modern Mediterranean plates at the Restaurant to barefoot, Latin-Mediterranean flavors at the Beach Club, where cooking demonstrations and tastings help guests remember the island’s ingredients, the 50-meter ocean-view pool reads like a chapter from a minimalist novel, with two relaxing salas framing an unbroken horizon. The focus is on nature: a 27-kilometer barrier reef safeguards a chain of wall and reef dives that are among the best in the Caribbean; humpback whales migrate through the area from February to April, allowing for spontaneous sightings during headland sunsets; the naturalists at the Nature Discovery Center offer interactive programs, guided kayaking and snorkeling, and a turtle-tagging program that directly supports local conservation.

The villa is a true venue due to its size. Cocktail parties drift from the pool terrace to the dune sala; intimate dinners transform into portable feasts across pavilions; and off-sites and board retreats discover seclusion, bandwidth, and the unique opportunity to combine concentrated work with a marine park right outside. Everything is set up for both functionality and aesthetics: staff that anticipates without interfering, lighting that flatters after dark, and climate systems that hum softly. The end effect is an address that makes even a brief visit feel lengthy, and a home that feels well-maintained rather than built.

A guided wall dive or snorkel along the reef drop-off just offshore, a sunset stroll over the limestone shelves of Northwest Point with a nightcap at the Bar, or an early whale-watching run during the February–April migration when sea and weather cooperate are three local delights that will help you feel anchored when you’re mapping days.

Travel times and distances maintain the integrity of planning. It takes about 25 to 35 minutes to drive from Providenciales International Airport (PLS) to AMANYARA, with peak traffic and off-peak runs taking a few more minutes. Major pharmacies, Graceway Gourmet, and the dining corridor of Grace Bay are about 30 to 40 minutes away if you want a change of scenery or specialty items. It usually takes 35 to 45 minutes to visit landmark sites like the plantation ruins of Cheshire Hall and the Sapodilla Hill overlooks. With resort wayfinding from the coastal arterial, you can find your way to the right pocket of shoreline by thinking about the island’s northwest shoulder beyond Malcolm’s Road, which faces the marine park.

Logistics and arrival are purposefully kept simple. Fly into PLS and take a private vehicle to the estate approach; the last one to two kilometers are on well-kept private lanes, and the entire route is paved. Although most visitors prefer an SUV for island exploration, a standard sedan works well. Once settled in, three four-seat buggies make getting around the house easy, whether it’s for tennis, spa appointments, or the Beach Club. Depending on the time of day and season, the drive to Grace Bay’s Providenciales Golf Club is typically 35 to 45 minutes.

The combination of Aman’s ultra-discreet chef-and-host service, true direct beach access, a private dune sala, and pavilion architecture situated on the edge of a protected marine park is what ultimately sets apart AMANYARA’s six-bedroom Beach Villa from other options in the area. This combination offers a degree of seclusion and location that few coastal homes can match.

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