Galilee blends New England fishing village charm with resort amenities along Rhode Island's coast. Fresh seafood markets line the harbour where working boats unload daily catches. Block Island Ferry connects visitors to offshore adventures from the bustling terminal. This waterfront area offers pristine beaches perfect for swimming and sunbathing. Roger W. Wheeler State Beach and Salty Brine State Beach provide scenic shorelines with lifeguards during summer months. The compact village layout makes exploring easy by foot, with seafood restaurants showcasing the day's catch.
Bonnet Shores offers a classic New England coastal retreat along Narragansett Bay. Private beaches and scenic walking paths provide stunning views of the water and iconic bay bridge. Summer cottages with weathered shingles and white trim create an authentic beach community feel. This quiet residential haven features pristine shorelines perfect for swimming and exploring rocky tide pools. Limited dining and shopping keep the area peaceful and uncommercial. Expect a genuine coastal experience where natural beauty takes centre stage over tourist attractions.
Eastward Look is a tranquil residential haven in Narragansett where peaceful suburban streets replace tourist crowds. This welcoming area offers spacious holiday homes and condos with well-maintained lawns and tree-lined streets. Just a short drive away, you'll find Scarborough Beach and Roger W. Wheeler State Beach for sunny days by the ocean. The area serves as an ideal base for exploring nearby attractions like Black Point Fishing Area and Fishermen's Memorial State Park. Families appreciate the quiet atmosphere and authentic New England suburban experience.
Breakwater Village combines seaside charm with authentic maritime culture at Point Judith Harbour. Atlantic waves crash against the massive stone breakwater while fishing boats navigate daily in and out of the protected harbour. The iconic lighthouse stands watch over rocky shores and expansive sandy beaches just steps away from weathered cedar-shingled cottages. Roger W. Wheeler State Beach offers excellent swimming and sunbathing opportunities for visitors. Explore the village's scenic coastal paths with spectacular ocean views. The working harbour atmosphere adds genuine character to your beach getaway without overwhelming commercialization.
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Narragansett Beach
9.4/10 (820 reviews)
This sandy shoreline offers pristine waters and consistent waves perfect for surfers and sunbathers. Enjoy the scenic backdrop of the historic Towers while experiencing quintessential New England beach culture.
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Scarborough Beach
9.0/10 (90 reviews)
Scarborough State Beach features one of Rhode Island's most expansive sandy shorelines with crystal-clear waters. Stroll the scenic boardwalk or climb observation towers for panoramic Atlantic Ocean views.
Point Judith Lighthouse
9.2/10 (188 reviews)
This historic brownstone beacon has guided mariners through the "Graveyard of the Atlantic" since 1857. Enjoy spectacular coastal views from Camp Cronin, where you can watch surfers brave the waters below.
Salty Brine State Beach
9.4/10 (83 reviews)
This family-friendly cove offers calm waters and front-row views of fishing boats navigating the Galilee docks. Enjoy the intimate beach atmosphere, then savour fresh seafood at the adjacent waterfront restaurants.
Roger W. Wheeler State Beach
9.2/10 (12 reviews)
Roger W. Wheeler State Beach offers pristine white sand and calm waters protected by the Point Judith breakwater. Families appreciate the gentle slope into the sea, playground, and lifeguards during summer months.
Bonnet Shores Beach
9.2/10 (19 reviews)
This exclusive residents-only beach captivates with golden sands and gentle surf perfect for families. Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere while swimming in calm waters or exploring scenic coastal trails nearby.
Fishermen s Memorial State Park Campground
8.6/10 (4 reviews)
Explore the lovely green spaces of Fishermen s Memorial State Park Campground and enjoy the boating in Narragansett. Wander the beautiful beaches and seaside in the area.
The Towers
9.2/10 (184 reviews)
This surviving section of the historic Narragansett Pier Casino stands as a cultural landmark overlooking the Atlantic. Explore the history gallery before attending one of the many seaside music or dance events.
"Free Breakfast, "warm coffee abd a bagel" should really state continental breakfast in description. Very small room with no place for luggage. Very small bathroom. Walls so thin you can hear people talking in the next room! Across the street from the beach should be taken with a grain of salt. Across one regular street, then one Very busy street, then a road into the beach parking, then a very- very huge parking lot and walk way along the beach then and only then the beach! Extremely crowded....
"We stayed here for 5 days and from the time we walked in everything was great and the staff was so helpful! Especially the gentleman at the desk Moe!
From getting us a rollaway bed, to giving recommendations when it rained and we had to pivot our plans. He was so personably and truly cared about us as guests!
House keeping was wonderful and we especially loved the breakfast! Lots of options and even gluten free for my son who has celiac disease! They had GF bagels,muffins and all! Coffee was...
"The AC in the room didn't maintain the temp over night. Not sure what was going on with that, couldn't figure it out. Shower was small but whatever, it was hot water and did the trick."
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How much does a Narragansett holiday package cost?
Offering great value package deals on Expedia, you'll be pleasantly surprised at how much a holiday to Narragansett costs! Expedia's packages make travel planning easier and your savings go further.
What are the cheapest months to go to Narragansett?
You can usually find reduced prices and greater availability in December, January and February. Take a look at our cheap Narragansett holiday packages and you could land some excellent off-season deals.
How many days is enough for Narragansett?
With about 2 days, you'll have enough time to enjoy popular neighbourhoods like Narragansett Pier and Wakefield-Peacedale during your Narragansett holiday. Remember to also add Sand Hill Cove and Bonnet Shores Beach to your sightseeing itinerary. Searching for more adventures? Consider exploring outside of Narragansett on day trips and tours.
Is it worth booking a holiday package to Narragansett?
It's easy to see why a Narragansett holiday is on the must-do list of many travellers. Well-known attractions like Point Judith Country Club are just the start of things to see and do here.
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