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What to do and see in Narragansett, Rhode Island (RI): The Best Things to do Good for Couples
With four of the state's most popular beaches, Narragansett is a favorite summer destination of Rhode Island residents. Scarborough State Beach alone has 2,325 feet of sandy beach frontage. Once a wealthy community rivaling nearby Newport, the rich history of Narragansett is still visible. The Towers, spanning Ocean Drive, is the only remaining section of a luxurious casino built in 1883. Having survived numerous fires and vicious nor'easters, The Towers is the town's most enduring landmark.
Restaurants in Narragansett
1. Lil Toot Charters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
L'il Toot is a 35' custom sportfishermen that can take up to 6 passengers fishing, cruising, sightseeing etc. We do 1/2,3/4, and full day trips. We also do sunset cruises, Harbor tours, Lighthouse tours, Wind Farm tours, and Ash Burials. L'il Toot has a large cockpit, enclosed cabin to get out of the weather, top notch electronics, and fishing gear. The captain has over 39 yrs of charterboat experience.
2. Narragansett Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 538 reviews
Long flat beach, ideal for surfing.
Reviewed By T3482MMsamanthac - Greenwich, United States
So we just got got back from our trip. We spend 2 days on Narragansett town beach. I was worried about parking, you can't park in the beach parking lots this year (residents only) but both days I found free street parking pretty easily. It's a 2 hr slot, but this ends at 4. We got there at 2 on one day and stayed until 5 and another day got there at 3. I think going later may help find parking. It was a short walk to the beach from the parking. On the beach my son decided he wanted to rent a boogie board and there was a tent in the parking lot where you can rent surf or boogie boards so we did that. The next day he got a surf lesson, it was 60 for an hr. He loved it. When I called they said they were full. But when we arrived at the beach they said come back in an hour to see us and he can have a lesson. A short drive down from this beach is Monahan's Clam Shack. Order online and pick up or go and sit outside. Great food.
3. The Towers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 134 reviews
The remaining building left from the Narragansett Pier Casino fire now hosts events and dinner theaters.
Reviewed By 465ChristineD465 - West Greenwich, United States
This place is prime for any ocean view venue in the heart of Narragansett. We came in December for the Christmas cocktail caberet and it was elegant and perfect
4. Block Island Ferry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 531 reviews
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.If your trip to Block Island is for business, a family vacation, or an island weekend getaway, the Block Island Ferry will get you to Block Island quickly and easily. The Block Island Ferry is the only vehicle ferry service to Block Island. We transport passenger vehicles, commercial trucks as well as shipping freight. The Block Island Ferry is your full service ferry company. We have the most departures and convenient ferry schedule from the mainland which allows you greater flexibility when traveling to and from Block Island on our traditional or high speed ferry!
Reviewed By Leesandro - Riverside, United States
Hi! It’s well worth a visit anytime. Stay at the 1669. There is a ferry from Newport, New London and another from Galilee in the summer and the one in Galilee runs all year. Took forever before they had their first case of COVID 19 and it’s basically non-existent there. It’s just under an hour by ferry. Definitely rent a bike or bring your own. From where the ferry lets you off you can pedal round the rolling hills either on the eastern side past the Southeast light or up the western side to the North lighthouse. Lots of great hikes. If you just want to relax and see the major scenic points of interest there are cheap tours by local characters in beat up limos who will also fill you in on the smuggling and houses of ill repute that flourished there during Prohibition. They should know since their families have been there forever if you check out the your tour guides names on some old gravestones in the only cemetery on the Island that overlooks both Old and New Harbor. Have fun!!
5. Galilee
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By N7840ROmichaelm - New Jersey, United States
Cool little area where the commercial fishing boats dock. There are a few restaurants and bars and ice cream shops. Scenic area.
6. Point Judith Fisherman's Memorial
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Passport55404
Beautiful views , Well kept grounds . A peaceful place to remember those Lost at Sea. Huge parking lot with handi-cap parking spaces.
7. Point Judith Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 305 reviews
Visitors can visit the grounds and enjoy the view, but the lighthouse itself is closed to the public.
Reviewed By Brr4346AD - Providence, United States
Great spot to hang out anytime of the year. You can walk the jetty and sit on the rocks. The summer time is a better time to hang out outside especially at night.
8. Narrow River Kayaks
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 113 reviews
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