The Alexandra Resort in Turks and Caicos.
Alexandra Resort
This family-friendly Grace Bay resort has its own Turks and Caicos all inclusive offering, with a daily meal plan that includes breakfast, lunch, dinner and certain alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks you can get by the glass at both lunch and at dinner, with the package at about $120 per person per day and half of that for kids.
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