WHERE TO DOCK
WHERE TO DINE
Conanicut Marina 401-423-5820
Slice of Heaven 401-423-9866
This full-service marina has a ships store/chandlery, gift shop, extensive dockage and a large mooring field. It’s located in the heart of town overlooking Newport and the Pell Bridge, so bring your fishing poles for the kids.
This family-owned café and bakery with an outdoor patio is an ideal spot for breakfast and lunch, especially if you’re looking for tasty gluten-free and vegetarian options.
J22 Tap & Table 401-423-3709
Dutch Harbor Boat Yard 401-423-0630
This lively, year-round restaurant specializes in classic American cuisine and local seafood dishes such as New England clam chowder, lobster tail and seared yellowfin tuna while accommo- dating meat eaters with wings, burgers and steak tacos.
Located on the west passage of Narragansett Bay, this small, local marina has good moorings, launch service and facilities. At times, the harbor can be rolly from a SW wind up the West Passage. The holding ground is excellent for anchoring, but the dinghy dock is by seasonal permit only.
Village Hearth Bakery & Café 401-423-9282
Take a seat inside this rustic eatery or outside on the patio to enjoy wood-fired bread, pizzas and pastries with a cool beer or wine. To start your day with a smile, order a cup of the eco-friendly coffee.
Safe Harbor Jamestown Boatyard 401-423-0600
Jamestown Boatyard is renowned for excellent workmanship on all types of boats. It also has a large mooring field and is in a beautiful location on the East Passage.
Bay Voyage Restaurant 401-560-7979
Inside the Wyndham Bay Voyage Inn, this casual dining establish- ment presents a seasonal menu of American cuisine standards and seafood with fresh ingredients and a stellar view of Narragansett Bay.
Beavertail State Park
Beavertail Lighthouse
Conanicut Friends Meetinghouse
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