Parrot Cay Resort And Como Shambhala Retreat

This private island resort in the Turks and Caicos Islands lets you enjoy blissful tranquility, with miles of white-sand beaches, succulent cuisine, and unparalleled yoga treatments available for your enjoyment. Opened in 1998, Parrot Cay Resort combines privacy with stylish beach living to accommodate discerning travelers who yearn to experience the Caribbean to its fullest. You´ll find the cozy reception area in a whitewash principal building with coral-pink roofing. This central building features an accommodation wing housing 11 ocean facing rooms, 4 one-bedroom suites and 31 garden view rooms which open out on to a gently sloped lawned area. Some 200 meters closer to the beach you´ll discover six one-bedroom beach houses and three one-bedroom villas. Parrot Cay Estates, which encompasses the resort´s largest villas, features interiors that boast neutral colors and Caicos stone.

The resort´s accommodations feature a superb interior design by Keith Hobbs. Soft white cottons covering chairs, cushions and four-poster beds help to achieve a warm, contemporary look with a colonial-style finish. Beds are dressed in fine Italian linens, while teak furnishings, terracotta tiles and Indonesian loungers help you feel right at home. Windows are shuttered, and bathrooms are awash in white with wooden surfaces. WiFi access connectivity, among a host of other amenities, will help you keep in touch with loved ones. In the main building, you can avail yourself of the resort shop, bar, ‘Terrace’ restaurant, as well as a library, pool table and private veranda. Take a refreshing dip in the resort´s infinity pool, which is found behind the beach. The spa, "COMO Shambhala Retreat at Parrot Cay" offers Asian-inspired holistic treatments as well as healing activities such as Yoga and Pilates designed to mend your mind and body

Located on the Turks and Caicos Islands in the northern Caribbean, Parrot Cay is a 1,000 acre private island featuring wetlands and a mile-long white-sand beach. A one hour flight separates the resort from Miami. Snorkeling and fishing are popular on the islands, and divers from all over the world travel here to take advantage of the islands� warm and unpolluted waters.