Faith & Jackson
Things To Do
Cliff Walk
The Cliff Walk remains one of the top attractions in Newport and the best part is that it's absolutely free. It runs for 3.5 miles along some of the most beautiful coastlines in all of New England. Much of it goes through the property on which many of the Newport mansions, including The Chanler are situated. Feel free to stop by and say hi!
Ocean Drive Historic District
The historic 10-mile drive is filled with picturesque views of mansions and endless coastline. Park your car at Brenton Point and enjoy the breathtaking view. Or head over to Scooter's World and rent unique speed bikes for just $7 an hour. TOTALLY worth the workout, you guys.
Newport Mansions
It's totally worth visiting one of these 11 historic properties and landscapes - seven of which are National Historic Landmarks. They trace America's architectural and social development from the Colonial era through the Gilded Age and you might even recognize some from the movies. Hint hint: Great Gatsby.
Newport Vineyards
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the winemaking process at the 60-acre Newport Vineyards. Tours and tastings are offered daily. A one-hour tour and tasting costs $12 - $15 with a Newport Vineyards glass included for free.
The Black Pearl
Grab an outside table at this awesome restaurant where you can have a classic (and delicious) cup of clam chowder while overlooking the picturesque Newport Harbor. Faith and Jackson shared their first date in Newport at this very spot!
Benjamin's Restaurant and Raw Bar
“Home of the MotherShucker” and well known for its raw bar selections, Benjamin’s Raw Bar is a local favorite that also boasts an impressive brunch menu. Indulge in their omelets, thick sliced French toast, and specialty drinks. This brunch spot will put you right in the center of downtown Newport if you're up for some exploring.
White Horse Tavern
This 17th-century establishment is believed to be the oldest bar in America. Try a Rhode Island beer from a brewery like Narragansett or Revival alongside some New England staples like sautéed Point Judith calamari, beef Wellington, and butter-poached Rhode Island lobster.
International Tennis Hall of Fame
Home of the first U.S. Open championship held in 1881, the International Tennis Hall of Fame includes a museum, grass tennis courts, an indoor tennis facility, and court tennis (or real tennis) facility. Tennis fan or not, you are welcome to wander the historic grounds or play a match at this popular attraction.
Sailing Excursions
Enjoy an unforgettable experience in Newport Harbor and on Narragansett Bay off the deck of the classic 80’ schooner: the Adirondack II. Tickets are available for morning and afternoons tours and will set you back $43.
Easton's Beach
Newport's largest public beach is 3/4 mile long and offers daily rentals of beach chairs, boogie boards, and umbrellas. Relax and enjoy the white sand, cool waves and a ride on a beautiful 1950's carousel. It's also located right in front of The Chanler so please stop by and have a drink (or two)! Second Beach in Middletown is also worth checking out.