Providenciales Island Nightlife

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The Lounge at the Grace Bay Club is perfect for relaxing with someone special. The Lounge has several seating areas with large couches, chairs and beach beds to relax on. The Lounge also has a fire pit with seating. The Lounge has an array of candles and lamps to illuminate the space. The Lounge has waitress service for drinks and food items. The service here is very attentive and the drinks are very tasty since they come from the Infiniti bar next door.

Our first visit here we found a large white couch to lounge and enjoy the view. The couches were very comfy and topped with pillows. The waitress come over and asked us if we wanted any drinks. Liz had her Strawberry Daiquiri but I decided to try a Margarita. The Margaritas here were good but there Daiquiri's knock them out of the water. Definitely have a Strawberry Daiquiri when you come here. Sitting back and relaxing made time seem to stand still here. We sat back and relaxed while watching the sky change colors as the sun set.

Our second night we purposely came here because there was to be a full moon. We found a nice couch right by the fire pit and ordered some of those incredible daiquiris. The sunset again was beautiful and the moon began to climb high in the sky. Sitting by the fire and gazing at the moon and stars with Liz was wonderful. It was a perfect evening lounging by the fire with my wife.

Dress Code: Resort Casual; no wet bathingsuits.

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Snooker's Lounge is the smoking/pool room at the back of Cricketer's Pub. Snookers is separated by double doors at the back of the pub. Inside Snooker's there is a dart board, three pool tables, TV's and several bar stools. This sections is for the smokers but we never saw anyone smoking in here thankfully.

Dress Code: Casual resort wear. No swimsuits. Shoes are required.

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High above the Trevi Pool is a wonderful Lounge area. Climb the spiral staircase from the Trvi Bar and you will find a large tower with terrace areas on one side. There are couches and lounge chairs to relax with a drink while taking in the view. The inside of the tower had some nice accents and blue mosaic tiles. The view from the tower is nice with the pool and resort on one side and the beach on the other. Liz and I enjoyed lounging here with some drinks. It was especially nice during the mid day heat since the tower was high up and caught a nice breeze from the water.

Dress Code: Casual resort wear

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The Trevi Pool Bar was one of the larger pool bars on the property. The bar area had an out of water section with plenty of chairs and tables to have a seat. In the pool were stools surrounding the bar areas as well as water tables with umbrellas to have a drink in the shade. This bar was the most visited by us. We often came here when swimming in the Trevi pool or to grab a cocktail while on the beach (the bar was the closest one to the beach area). One of the bartenders Jerry made a great daiquiri and Margarita. He was always friendly and quick to serve a tasty drink.

Dress Code: It's a pool bar...you're going to be in a swimsuit.

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Turtles was one of the adults only bars at the Resort located in the Caribbean Village section. The bar is a nice size with plenty of bar seating as well as couches and chairs surrounding the perimeter. Outside is a terrace with more tables for guests who want to enjoy their cocktails outdoors. The lounge is decorated with several brass turtle sculptures along the walls and wood accents. The cool green colored couches and chairs make the atmosphere relaxing and inviting. During our stay Liz and I enjoyed some champagne, daiquiris and Johnnie Walker here. The lounge was very low key when there was no entertainment scheduled (hooray); so it was perfect for enjoying some down time with each other. We made it a point to visit when it was quiet.

The lounge also had nightly entertainment such as a Reggae Band on Monday, Calypso on Tuesdays, a trivia contest and various sporting events on TV.

Dress Code: Resort Casual
No Swimsuits and shoes are required

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Hemingway's is a bar/restaurant at the Sands Hotel at Grace Bay. The Bar area is small but comfortable with several bar chairs around a U-shaped bar. The decor is simple and island themed with simple wood accents and light green colors. We came to the resort for dinner but decided to hang out and have some pre-dinner drinks first. As soon as we sat down; Thomas the bartender was quick to ask us if we needed anything. I ordered a Margarita on the Rocks with salt for me and a Strawberry Daiquiri for Liz. The drinks were very large and very affordable at $7 a drink. We had a nice time hanging out and talking with some fellow patrons.

The Bar was entered in a Mojito contest at the Conch Festival later in the week and the bartenders and manager were mixing up new blends to enter in the competition. Liz and Michelle and I were asked to try their special Raspberry Mojito. I thought it was good but Liz found it a bit too sweet. After a few tinkering they presented a new version of the Mojito that we all agreed was excellent.

After a second round of drinks the hostess came over and told us our table was ready for dinner. I was happy that we had the chance to sit and relax with some drinks before dinner. Liz and I had a fun time talking and interacting with the bar staff and other clients.

Dress Code: Resort Casual

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Cricketer's was the resort's Irish/English style pub. As the name suggested the decor had many Cricket themed accents and souvenirs. The bar area was large with plenty of bar seats and tables. The restaurant had plenty of tables and booth areas if a meal was what you desired. On one side of the bar behind two doors was the smoker's lounge and pool tables (three in total).

There is a nice pub menu with typical pub grub appetizers, meals and desserts. Just about any drink you want is available from beer, frozen drinks, wine and champagne. There are several TV's in the place that always had a sporting event on: football, soccer, rugby, basketball and cricket.

Liz and I enjoyed having drinks here before dinner, while watching a game or when hanging out with some new friends at the resort. The bartenders Patrick and Harry were incredibly friendly and fun. The drinks here were tasty and we enjoyed several Margaritas, Champagne, Johnie Walker's and some Turks Head Lager.

Dress Code: Resort Casual. No wet swimsuits and footwear is required.

Bar de Musique was a bar located in the French Village section of our resort; attached to Le Petit Chateau. The bar had nice seating areas and relaxing music playing. We often found ourselves here to pick up a bottle of champagne for the room or to enjoy a glass of champagne pre or post dinner.