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We are excited to share some of our favorite places in the area with you.

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Narragansett Town Beach

39 Boston Neck Road, Narragansett, RI 02882

, 401-783-6430

Enjoy lounging out or going for a swim on this beautiful long flat beach right next to the The Towers.

Block Island Ferry

304 Great Island Rd., Narragansett, RI 02882

, 4017837996

Take a Ferry over to Block Island where you can rent bikes/mopeds and explore the beautiful island. There are many shops and dinning options along the way. The Block Island Ferry is your fastest link to Block Island, Rhode Island. Interstate Navigation Company, Inc. operates the Block Island Ferry, and is the only year-round ferry service to Block Island. Based in Point Judith, (Narragansett), Rhode Island, the Block island Ferry offers Traditional ferry service, (55 minute voyage) as well as the fastest ferry trip from the mainland on the High speed ferry service, (30 minute cruise)from Pt. Judith,. RI. Block Island Ferry also offers seasonal service from Fall River, Ma (2 hour cruise) & Newport, RI (1 hour cruise) to Block Island.

Narrow River Kayaks

94 Middlebridge rd., Narragansett, RI 02882

, 401-789-0334

Narrow River is one of southern New England’s premier paddle sport destinations, and with its waterfront location at the doorstep of the John H. Chafee National Wildlife Refuge, Narrow River Kayaks is here to help share this truly spectacular and unique waterway by kayak, canoe or stand-up paddle board. Let our courteous, helpful and knowledgeable staff launch you on your next adventure!

Point Judith Lighthouse

1460 Ocean Rd., Narragansett, RI 02882

Built in 1857, the octagonal brown and white lighthouse at Point Judith overlooks a treacherous spot where shipwrecks were once a common occurrence. So when you visit this free attraction, admire not only its scenic appearance but also its vital role as a still-active navigational aid. For panoramic views of Point Judith Lighthouse, turn off Ocean Road and visit the Point Judith Fishermen’s Memorial, which honors locals lost at sea. Then, get a close-up look at the beacon by visiting the grounds of the Point Judith Coast Guard station. Building cairns with the ocean-smoothed stones washed ashore beneath the lighthouse is challenging fun for kids and grown-ups, too.