Escape mainland Rhode Island for a literal island! Discover Block Island's beauty with beaches, lighthouses, and nature trails. Enjoy biking, Mohegan Bluffs, and Southeast Lighthouse š
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Take the 1 hour ferry from mainland RI to Block Island!
Make sure to rent a bike or a moped to travel around the island. There are also a few cabs, but with such a small island it is walkable and bikeable if that's up your alley.
Wander around the harbor after getting off the ferry and check out the streets of this small town getaway.
Visit this picturesque lighthouse at the northern tip of the island to take in beautiful oceanfront views at this historic site.
After a long first day, head to the pub and enjoy delicious, homey food. Be sure to try the pulled pork mac & cheese!
This is a great spot to enjoy a beer and some live music on a Friday night š»
Start off your morning at this popular breakfast spot. Be sure to get there early to avoid a long wait time!
Come admire this iconic lighthouse right by Mohegan Bluffs.
This local spot has a whole colorful menu full of scrumptious sandwiches. There are vegetarian and vegan options available here as well.
Soak in the beautiful coastal views of Block Island at this iconic spot.
After hiking up and down the bluffs, an ice cream is well deserved and will help cool you down. It is well known for the array of delicious, homemade flavors.
Come enjoy one of the Oar's famous mudslides and grab a meal while sitting on their grassy patio and lounge area.
This laid-back spot offers coffee, pastries, breakfast sandwiches, and of course, bagels. Grab a bite before heading out to explore during the day!
Visit 1661 Farm to explore the propery's beautiful gardens, pet some farm animals, and enjoy the sunshine away from the sand.
Grab a quick drink or bite to eat after exploring the gardens at their very own food truck!
Take in your last island sunset with a delicious meal at this spot right on the pond.
Located directly on the beachfront, this is an ideal location for those looking to maximize their time in the sand.
Hop off the ferry and check right into this 46-room, historic boutique hotel. It's complete with a restaurant on site and a convenient location in town.
A romantic stay out on the island with a spacious property and adorable rooms.
A blend of historic and modern styles, this hotel built in 1904 has amazing views. It also offers a quieter environment outside the downtown harbor.