Entrance at Memorial & Eustis, Newport. Not to be missed! This 3.5 mile walk along Newport’s pristine coastline will give you a waterfront tour of the majestic mansions and an awe-inspiring view of the Rhode Island Sound.
The mansions of the Vanderbilts, and other elite families that “summered” in Newport in the early 1900s, are a must-see. Our favorites include The Breakers, The Elms, Marble House & (of course!) Rosecliff. Tickets are available at each location.
This ten mile drive showcases the history of opulent summer homes from the 1800's along with public parks and miles of beautiful shoreline. One of the most popular "drives" in the country. Beginning at the Elms, past the Breakers, winding around Ocean Drive to Fort Adams and the New York Yacht Club and ending at Kings Park on Newport Harbor, this drive offers some of the best scenery you can imagine.
Sachuest Beach, locally known as Second Beach, is a South facing, mile long, family friendly beach with good surf and great sand.
Situated on the coast overlooking the ocean, Sachuest Point offers scenic nature trails with beautiful views and wildlife. We walked the 2.5 mile loop during our first trip to Newport and loved it!
Shopping, Restaurants and Bars on the Wharf
Shopping!
Jenna & Matt's favorite restaurant in Newport! Clarke Cooke House is a quintessential Newport experience. The entire menu is phenomenal!
Matt & Jenna's go-to coffee shop in Newport. Don't skip on their breakfast menu!
New boutique hotel with a beautiful bar, The Studio Bar and restaurant, Flora. Great place to get a night cap!
Another famous Newport restaurant situated right on the wharf.
Upscale Italian restaurant with waterfront views.
Laid-back tavern serving American fare, craft beer & cocktails in a historic building.