Turtle Beach
- Category
- All-Inclusive
- Island
- Barbados
- Location
- Dover, Christ Church
At a glance
Turtle Beach is a large and active resort hotel set on a stretch of excellent white sand in a pretty section of Dover on the south coast of Barbados. You arrive via a classic Barbadian entrance - a porte cochère with white columns and arches and a marble foyer set with greenery in urns – but beyond here a more modern, beachfront feel takes hold. Wings of brightly furnished rooms run in either direction, three- and four-storey blocks that embrace the gardens and then curl around to view the surreal blue sea. At their centre you will find the pool meandering among the palms, the casual open-sided restaurant, the watersports hut and wedding lawn. Turtle Beach has an easy-going buzz. It caters for all comers (including families on holiday and conference groups), with an all-inclusive plan and plenty of activities. And of course it is minutes from the action of the St Lawrence Gap.
- Best for:
- Beach, Family
- Who for:
- Anyone looking for a lively, resort atmosphere with plenty of activity on property and nearby
- Not for:
- Quiet romance, 5 star resort
- How to get there:
- Direct flights from Europe, UK and USA/Canada
Key features
Very good Caribbean family resort set on a 1500ft stretch of dazzling white sand. Beach concierge service. 2 swimming pools including a large freeform pool with Jacuzzi and children’s wading pool. 3 restaurants with bars. Air-conditioned gym. 2 floodlit tennis courts. Spa. Watersports (non-motorised). Logo and sundry shops. Daily shuttle bus to Bridgetown for shopping. Flying Fish Kids Club (3-11 yrs). Conference room for 40 theatre style.
Style:
Some touches of classic Barbados design at the entrance, otherwise a modern build with brightly decorated rooms
Client Profile:
Many families, in a mix of nationalities, some groups
Turtle Beach offers bookings via the following accommodation:
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Tropic Breeze
A small and knowledgeable UK tour operator with a good depth of accommodation in the Eastern Caribbean, from the BVI down to Tobago.


