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Some vacation destinations sacrifice quality for quantity. There's plenty to do, but not much of it is very memorable. Rhode
Island isn't one of those kinds of places.
Whether exploring the state's rich cultural heritage or making the most of its vast natural resources, visitors here make
vacation memories that last a lifetime.
Many choose to spend their Rhode Island vacation at or around Narragansett Bay, the playground literally at the center of
it all. Here visitors can experience more water-filled activities that can be shoehorned into a weeklong getaway: swimming,
sailing, fishing, kayaking - even seal watching. Or they can stay a bit more grounded, choosing to explore the area's amazing
stretch of Gilded Age mansions, seek out bargains at locally owned boutiques, tour the International Tennis Hall of Fame,
or make haste to an award-winning restaurant for an unforgettable meal.
But whether your idea of the ideal Rhode Island vacation is getting wet or whetting your appetite, Endless Vacation Rentals
properties will put you at the center of it all. Book today and experience Rhode Island for yourself, and discover how the
smallest state always manages to leave such a large impression.
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This historic hotel was moved across the Narragansett Bay in 1889 to its present location. Wyndham Bay Voyage Inn is now situated on the bay, with half the rooms providing sweeping views of the water. The marina is within walking distance. Enjoy fine dining in the Bay Room located inside Bay Voyage ... Read More >>
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Wyndham Newport Overlook is on Conanicut Island, which is accessible by bridge to the Rhode Island mainland on the west and to Newport on the east. The island is known for the rugged beauty of its coastline. Aside from its close proximity to the beach, the resort also offers an outdoor pool. In the ... Read More >>
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Long Wharf Resort is conveniently located in the center of Newport near the harbor. From this prime location, you can have a great day touring the historic mansions and museums in Newport, or, during warmer weather, enjoy the seemingly endless water activities around "The Sailing Capital of the Worl ... Read More >>
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Newport Onshore is the perfect home base for exploring this New England sailing mecca: the harbor and marina are right in your front yard. When you want to join the seafaring fun, you can rent equipment or charter boats close by. For swimmers, public beaches are about two miles away, or you can use ... Read More >>
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Vacationing takes on a nautical flavor at The Wellington, situated right on the harbor in Newport. In addition to its superb location, The Wellington offers amenities such as saunas, tennis courts, indoor and outdoor pools, a health club, and a clubhouse. There are fabulous mansions to tour, includi ... Read More >>
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Located directly on the harbor in Newport, Inn on the Harbor is within a short walk of Newport's endless array of historic and modern sight-seeing attractions. The resort's close proximity to the Atlantic Ocean makes the city, known as The Sailing Capital of the World, a popular spot for boating, fi ... Read More >>
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Situated on exclusive Ocean Drive, Oceancliff invites you to experience Newport in style. Oceancliff is located on 20 acres of manicured lawns bordering Narragansett Bay, and is near the finest sightseeing attractions, shops and nightlife. Newport is called the "Yachting Capital of the East." Head t ... Read More >>
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Rhode Island favorites. When in Rhode Island, try these locals' favorites: hot wieners with meat sauce, chopped onions, mustard
and celery salt; grinders; pizza strips; and spinach pies.
Clam chowder, Rhode Island style. Although white New England and red Manhattan chowders are served in Rhode Island, a clearer
version bears the Rhode Island name.
Spiced Pear (Newport). One of only two AAA Four-Diamond restaurants for 2008, the Spiced Pear marries fresh seafood with oceanfront
views.
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Narragansett Bay. The Bay is a launching point for more activities than anyone could possibly do in a week, from swimming
to boating to parasailing to scuba diving. The Bay also offers the opportunity to "just be" with sightseeing, shopping and
dining opportunities.
Celebrate Independence (Bristol). Americans have been showing their patriotism on the 4th in Bristol since 1785. Festivities
include a parade, a drum and bugle corps competition and a ball complete with grand march.
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First Baptist Church in America (Providence). Founded in 1638, it's the oldest Baptist church in the Americas. Brown University
has been holding commencement services at the church since 1776.
International Tennis Hall of Fame (Newport). In 1881, the Newport Casino hosted the first U.S. National Lawn Tennis Championships.
Now its home to the world's largest collection of tennis memorabilia.
Belcourt Castle (Newport). This 60-room cottage, a Louis XIII-style hunting lodge, stands out even among the spectacular mansions
of Newport. Belcourt, finished in 1894 for $3 million, hosts tours, weddings and special events.
 Shop...
Spring Street (Newport). Art and antique collectors flock to this area, where it's easy to spend a day browsing for the perfect
bargain.
Armchair Sailor (Newport). This unique shop on Thames Street sells nautical navigation charts (originals and reproductions)
and equipment (plotting tools, barometers and binoculars).
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This is provided for informational purposes only. Endless Vacation Rentals does not endorse any of the resort activities, guides, vendors or service providers described. It is the individual’s responsibility to investigate the safety and suitability of any activity, and the credentials and fitness of any guide, vendor or service provider. Endless Vacation Rentals expressly denies any liability for engaging in any activity, and for using any guide, vendor or services provider, that may be mentioned or described in any Endless Vacation Rentals advertisement or publication. Additional fees and restrictions may apply to any activity or service. |
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