La Grande Pettite Villa is your island getaway on Grand Turk. With an elevation of 200 feet, you will experience breathtaking panoramic views of the turquoise clear waters of the ocean below. Located in the best residential district on the capital of the Turks and Caicos Islands, Grand Turk, La Grande Pettite Villa is less than ten minute drive into the town (the island is 7 x 3 miles). A vehicle is provided for your convenience. The Villa is ideal for a couple wanting a holiday far from the madding crowd, but able to accommodated a family with two children – or – if friends are prepared to double up, then the property is designed with a living room convertible queen size sofa with separate bathroom and shower. La Grande Petite Villa is a quiet, peaceful and relaxed tropical retreat with beautiful ocean view and secluded garden with decorative are walkways and special open air art features throughout the arden. Greet the day from the upstairs balcony as the tropical sun rises in the east. There is a downstairs deck for late evening relaxation.

Originally from Jamaica, your host is a graduate of London University, where his areas of study were economics, political science, and international law. He has been practicing law on Grand Turk for more than thirty years. He is an experienced diver, talented artist, avid reader, and enjoys beachcombing.

Grand Turk, the capital of the archipelagic British Territory of the Turks and Caicos Islands, is the island where Christopher Columbus made his first landfall on 12th October, 1492, reliably confirmed by his ship's log. By reference to its history and current status, the island has an enduring character in global affairs and a contemporary aesthetic appeal. Governor’s beach, the premier beach on Grand Turk is public and a 10 to 15 minute drive from the Villa, due South. Snorkeling, world class scuba diving, shopping at the cruise ship centre, whale watching day trips, deep sea fishing, private boat excursions to neighbouring cays, restaurants and hotel bars, island taxi tours, the National Museum featuring the oldest ship wreck in the entire Western Hemisphere, bird watching and designated bird trails are some of the things you can enjoy while you are on the island.