Eco friendly hideaway on Providenciales

We strive to offer the best in eco lodging on Provo

Our villas have a special appeal for nature lovers, bird watchers, eco-tourism enthusiasts, or anyone looking to rest and relax away from typical crowded beach resorts. Some guests choose to spend their time relaxing by the pool or exploring the lesser-known tidal coves and beaches of the southern shores.

Harbour Club's unique position between Flamingo Lake and the Caribbean Sea creates an all-natural playground: kayaking, hiking, diving, horseback riding, bird watching, kiteboarding, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), catch-and-release bonefishing, or simply enjoying a relaxing afternoon on one of the many beaches in the area.

Paddle around in our complimentary kayaks and explore the coastline outside the marina channel. Discover lovely coves and tidal beaches, or seek out flamingos and other birds in the mangroves and shallow lake waters. We can also book you on a whale watching excursion.

Natural beauty surrounds Harbour Club Villas and Marina: native plants and flowers, exotic wild orchids, Turk’s head cactus, old man cactus, sweet-scented joewood, sapodilla, tamarind, pomegranates, coconut trees, papayas, and so much more.

We'll take you on a short nature hike around the property and introduce you to our native birds and creatures. Hummingbirds, bananaquits, and green herons often visit our pool, while grey kingbirds, northern mockingbirds, and mourning doves can be spotted around. You'll also see butterflies, anoles, and curly-tailed lizards. Ospreys, kestrels, and laughing gulls are frequent visitors, and you might even spot bonefish in the lake and hermit or soldier crabs passing through.
Visit our BLOG for numerous nature photos !

In the evenings at Harbour Club Villas, our guests marvel at the clarity of the night sky, with stars and constellations on display in the uninterrupted darkness.

Your Hosts: Marta & Barry

Let us introduce you to our very special place in the sun on Providenciales. We live on-site and have been here for 20 years. We're here to answer all your questions and show you our favourite spots. We're happy to provide suggestions for all the "must-see and do" activities.

In 1998, we left behind the glorious mountains, snow, skiing, and gift shops that defined our 30+ years in Banff, Alberta, Canada. Our three kids weren't leaving so we packed up and left home for a new adventure. Let us show you the beaches, golden sands, and stunning blue hues of the ocean on Providenciales in the beautiful Turks and Caicos.

Cleaning & Greening

At Harbour Club, we rely on vinegar for all our cleaning needs. This natural solution eliminates the need for harsh chemicals, making it a safe and eco-friendly choice. Our terracotta floor tiles love it, remaining clean and vibrant without damage. Plus, the vinegar residue effectively deters ants and other critters, ensuring a cleaner, pest-free environment.

Conservation

Water is our liquid gold, as local rainfall averages two feet per year. We collect rainwater in cisterns from all roofs, using it for irrigation and laundry. Our property is also connected to the town pipeline to ensure guests never run short on water.

Laundry is washed with biodegradable, environmentally friendly detergent that's homemade and line-dried in the sweet sunshine.
Guests can help by turning off lights and air conditioning when not inside and reusing towels, which are otherwise changed every three days.
Hoses beside the villas allow guests to rinse off while watering the planters at the same time.
Our grey-water recycling system nourishes our trees and gardens. Ask us about our special system. From our kitchen waste, we create organic compost and additional fertilizer for the gardens.

Donating to Charity

Items that are no longer being used, including sheets and towels, are donated to individuals in need.

While we don't have any pets of our own, our neighbours' tame island dogs, known as Potcakes, sometimes stop by for a visit. We keep them content with a small snack and a scratch under the chin.