5 Out Of This World Summer Day Trips To Take In Rhode Island
Let’s face it… Rhode Island is pretty much a day trip in its entirety! It’s only roughly 37 miles wide and 48 miles long after all. When you start to think about each individual attraction and factor in the amazing islands found in Narragansett Bay, things get a little more exciting. There are so many activities to keep you busy all summer. Here are just a few of the very best ones!
During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date.
Beavertail State Park is a gorgeous little park found at the end of Beavertail Road in Jamestown. This place is equipped with a few acres of gorgeous walking paths, secluded beaches, cliffs, and even a historic lighthouse. To learn more about the park check out our previous article here.
Block Island might require a ferry ride, but it is so filled with wonder that it is worth the trip. Mohegan Bluffs are 150 foot cliff formations leading to a gorgeous beach and is just one of the many perfect places to visit on your day on the island. Learn more here.
The city of Newport is located on Aquidneck Island in Narragansett Bay.
As the state's first capital it is filled with fantastic historic sites. Don't forget the cliff walk and mansion tours. Learn more about Newport here.
Providence, Rhode Island is fast becoming a major tourism destination in the US. Not only does it offer gorgeous architecture, great food, and art displays all over, it also has a river running through the city creating a beautiful aesthetic. Tour the city via gondola for the most amazing day in town. Learn more here.
Rail Explorers is a company offering a self-propelled rail trip on Aquidneck Island. What a unique way to explore the area! Learn more here.
For more fun things to do in state check out this article.
