7 Nights’ accommodations, 5 Days of 2 Tank Boat Dives, Government Hotel Taxes and Service Charges (Not Included Hotel/Dive Boat Transfers)
Travel Period: Mar. 28 – Apr. 14, 2022
Prices and Room Selections:
$1813 Courtyard (Double Occupancy)
$2863 Courtyard (Single Occupancy)
$1596 Courtyard (Triple Occupancy)
$2016 Balcony Ocean View (Double Occupancy)
$3269 Balcony Ocean View (Single Occupancy)
$1729 Balcony Ocean View (Triple Occupancy)
Travel Period: Apr. 15 – Dec. 20, 2022
Prices and Room Selections:
$1652 Courtyard (Double Occupancy)
$2548 Courtyard (Single Occupancy)
$1491 Courtyard (Triple Occupancy)
$1764 Balcony Ocean View (Double Occupancy)
$2772 Balcony Ocean View (Single Occupancy)
$1561 Balcony Ocean View (Triple Occupancy)
Travel Period: Dec. 21, 2022 – Jan. 05, 2023
Prices and Room Selections:
$1925 Courtyard (Double Occupancy)
$3087 Courtyard (Single Occupancy)
$1673 Courtyard (Triple Occupancy)
$2079 Balcony Ocean View (Double Occupancy)
$3402 Balcony Ocean View (Single Occupancy)
$1778 Balcony Ocean View (Triple Occupancy)
**Note**
No Children Allowed During Holiday or High Season. Children 12+ Are Allowed At Adult Rates During Summer Season Only
Expires at 2:00pm on Tuesday December 27th, 2022
Sibonne Beach Hotel
You might say that Sibonne Beach Hotel was the original scuba diving resort on Grace Bay Beach on Providenciales Island in Turks and Caicos. In fact, at one time when it was called "Le Deck", it was the only hotel on the beach. That's why they not only have such a secluded location, but the closest physical access location to Grace Bay beach than any other hotel built after them. So, they now ha...
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Turks & Caicos Islands
The Turks & Caicos Islands consists of the larger Caicos Islands and smaller Turks Islands. Scuba diving predominates on extensive coral reefs that surround the Islands. As a result, there are 700 fish and 60 coral species. This British Overseas Territory is in the Lucayan Archipelago of the northern Caribbean Atlantic Ocean. There are 9 named islands and 90 small islands and uninhabited cays....
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Steve
Our trip to Turks and Caicos was great, its always nice to be somewhere the English language is spoken by most people. Sibonne Resort was wonderful, the rooms were very clean and offered several amenities-TV, coffee maker and mini fridge. The restaurant on the property which is on site but operated by a separate entity had good food and lots of it. The seating was either under the roof but no wall which offers a good view of the ocean or outside on the beach itself. My only real criticism of the entire trip is that when you want ice for the ice bucket in the room you have to go the bar in the restaurant and wait for the barkeeper or one of the wait staff to get the ice for you. We could not help but feel we were putting them out by asking for ice and facing the internal question of should I tip them for this. Either the resort or the restaurant should bite the bullet and invest in a ice machine that is accessible to guests. I won’t try to complain about the cost of food as it wasn’t just the restaurants that were high, when we went to the local supermarket to stock the mini fridge everything was high there as well and the locals were paying it as well as us. Its an island and its all imported. We ate at several restaurants thru the week and all were excellent with our favorite being the Sharkbite. Once again I won’t criticize the slow pace of service-island time. We went to the local park for a islander-tourist mixer (on Thursday I believe) and had a wonderful time, several of the local eateries had a booth and were serving some of their offerings. A local band played most of the evening and then a marching band of some sort marched down the boulevard with what appeared to be the Grand Conch field marshal leading the procession. They were wonderfully costumed and played with Gusto! This park was beachside so you had a good view of the ocean to enjoy as well. The diving was fabulous with sharks on almost every dive. Dive Provo did a good job leading the dives but not mother henning you to death. I heartily recommend the island, the Sibonne Resort and the diving, plus Dive Provo. The only caveat- take extra money as food is high.
