Board a 12-metre America’s Cup boat for a two-hour, family-friendly sail up Narragansett Bay. The America’s Cup Charters fleet includes the legendary US 22 Intrepid, known for winning the sport’s most famous race in 1967 and 1970.
Entrance at Memorial & Eustis, Newport. Not to be missed! This 3.5 mile walk along Newport’s pristine coastline will give you a waterfront tour of the 18th-century mansions and an awe-inspiring view of the Rhode Island Sound.
Highly recommended by the bride, this is a fantastic way to take in the scenery and spend an afternoon. Check their website for tours & tastings.
The mansions of the Vanderbilts, and other fabulous families that “summered” in Newport in the early 1900s, are a must-see. Our favorites include The Breakers, The Elms, Marble House & Rosecliff. Tickets are available at each location.
The unofficial starting line for exploring Newport! Sprinkled with our favorite bars, seafood restaurants, local shops and 18th century buildings, it has something for everyone.
This ten mile drive shows the history of opulent summer homes from the 1800's along with public parks and miles of beautiful shoreline. One of the most popular "drives" in the country. Beginning at the Elms, past the Breakers, winding around Ocean Drive to Fort Adams and the New York Yacht Club and ending at Kings Park on Newport Harbor, this drive offers some of the best scenery you can imagine.
Sitting on the lawn with a cocktail is a must!
World-class steakhouse, fresh seafood, open air bar, waterfront and harbor side. In other words, a perfect Newport experience!
Shopping!
Best espresso martini in Newport (and one of Grace and Wes' favorite restaurants). Great for dinner / cocktails.
Best Lobster Roll in Newport!
Well known for their New England Clam Chowder.
Great spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Wes recommends a late night cocktail at the speakeasy upstairs! Perfect for any espresso martini lovers