Lagoon Villa 5 Bedroom Including Guesthouse LV17

South Bank located on the southern shores of Providenciales, offers a unique blend of luxury and adventure in an exclusive resort and marina. Spanning 31 acres of stunning oceanfront, South Bank features 92 waterfront accommodations with contemporary design and unparalleled amenities, including the island’s first ocean swimming lagoon. This extraordinary destination presents a rare lifestyle opportunity for a spirited community devoted to relaxation, boating, water sports, and exploration. South Bank is not just a resort—it’s a playground for adventurous souls seeking a sophisticated sanctuary by the sea. Accommodations A vast haven for free spirits with a deep love for the sea, South Bank bids you discover our distinct neighbourhoods, where architectural brilliance and design complement the attentive and bespoke services offered by Grace Bay Resorts. Bicycles are available at each villa and tailored butler services is offered in select villas. Dining From the soul of South Bank to all-day waterfront dining, enjoy an exclusive and epicurean experience as breath-taking as our setting. Private, in-house chef dining is also available. Facilities Set against a backdrop of expansive sea and calm lagoon waters, South Bank promises time to connect with both our natural surrounds and yourself. Within South Bank, discover a well-equipped marina (including a private boat concierge), a spa & gym, swimming and lounging spaces, deluxe hard courts for racquet sports, and onsite dining. For those answering the call of the ocean, South Bank Marina’s expert team also offer readily available maintenance and refuelling facilities, allowing you to take to the water whenever the urge takes you. The Island South Bank features Turks & Caicos’ first ocean swimming lagoon, providing guests with a protected area for swimming and playing in addition to the open ocean. Located in the heart of South Bank, the unique, 5-acre, 4.5-feet-deep lagoon is surrounded by a white-sand beach and home to two palm-fringed tropical islands.