Sightsailing of Newport
$25–$50Newport Harbor sailing charters and sunset cruises from Bowen's Wharf.
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Tour a 19th-century harbor fort, swim at a small bay beach and take in views of Newport Harbor.
90 Fort Adams Dr · Newport, RI
Fort Adams State Park covers 105 acres at the mouth of Newport Harbor, built around a coastal fortification that was active from 1841 into the mid-20th century. You can swim at a small roped beach, picnic, launch a boat and look out over Narragansett Bay. The Fort Adams Trust runs tours of the fort, where you walk the 6.5-acre parade field and enter the casemates. The park is also the home of the Newport Jazz Festival and the Newport Folk Festival.
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Newport Harbor sailing charters and sunset cruises from Bowen's Wharf.
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Board a 58-foot excursion boat at Bowen's Wharf for narrated cruises past Newport's lighthouses, harbor and seals.
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History museum inside the 1762 Brick Market, and the departure point for Newport's guided walking tours.
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A Gilded Age mansion in Newport, Rhode Island, cared for by the Preservation Society of Newport County.
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An 1841 Gothic Revival house in Newport, designated a National Historic Landmark, run by the Preservation Society of Newport County.
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See the round stone tower in Touro Park that was most likely a 1600s windmill and has drawn Viking theories since 1837.
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