Discover the beauty of RI’s shoreline. With 21 Rhode Island lighthouses to choose from, you are sure to find something for everyone.  Enjoy a late afternoon cruise to Block Island or the protected waters of Narragansett Bay. Dating back to the mid 1700’s, the history of each lighthouse will be covered. The cruise between each lighthouse will include commentary on famous landmarks such as Fort Adams and the former Quonset Naval Air Station. Also, the role each played in RI’s marine history, as well as any other important sites that have historical significance will be mentioned. A quick loop around Newport harbor allows viewing of world class 12-meter yachts, private ocean yachts and Newport’s commercial fleet. Lunch or dinner at a fine dockside restaurant in Newport or Block Island can be arranged. We will pass by three of the state’s largest bridges, one having a span of almost two miles. During the fall, observe the coastline’s spectacular foliage. Finish a perfect day by watching the sunset behind the horizon of Pt. Judith Lighthouse or Block Island. 

4 1/2 hr. Block Island Tour
This excursion will visit four lighthouses that include the North Light, Southeast Light, Watch Hill and Pt Judith. The cruise will circle the island, allowing a view from each side. A history of each lighthouse, the island life styles, marine disasters, marine life, ocean currents, weather, ocean inlets, and coastline landmarks will be discussed. Lunch or dinner on the island can be arranged. You should allow yourself an additional 1½ hr. for this.

5 1/2 hr. Narragansett Bay Tour
This expedition ventures further into Narragansett Bay and Sakonnet. A total of fifteen lighthouses are available from a selection of eighteen. The additional lighthouses include Sakonnet, Nayatt Point, Pomham Rocks, Conimicut, and Warwick. Due to time restraints, we are limited to fourteen lighthouses when we visit Sakonnet Light. To view the Pomham Rocks lighthouse in East Providence, an additional hour is required at a rate of $110 / hr.