Drive to Fort Adams and walk along the waterfront. If the Del’s Lemonade truck is there, get a frozen lemonade; it's a Rhode Island tradition. When you leave, take a right out of the park exit and stay right to follow the coast road/Ocean Road back to downtown Newport. It’s beautiful….
First Beach (aka Easton’s Beach) is within walking distance to downtown Newport. It has a great snack bar with wonderful twin lobster rolls. Flo’s Clamshack is also a fun place to grab lunch across from First Beach. Second Beach is less busy, larger, and much quieter than First Beach. Third Beach is very protected and calm, and has a nice quiet vibe to it. Gooseberry Beach is a pretty public beach, out on Ocean Drive.
Beavertail Lighthouse lies on the southernmost point of Jamestown, Rhode Island in Beavertail State Park, on a site where beacons have stood since the early 18th century. There is a small museum there, as well as a small aquarium with fish native to the Narraganset bay. Beavertail's rocky cliffs can lead you down to small coves where you can take a dip in the bay.
Take a tour of Newport harbor on this classic motor yacht.