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Perfect for a corporate or private charter, this is the best way to see Narragansett Bay and Newport. Try the Classic Cruises of Newport where the 72 foot schooner, Madeline, or the high speed motor yacht from the prohibition era, Rum Runner II, can tour you around the waterways or in the bay for an ideal and memorable experience.

Easton's Beach is locally known in Newport as "First Beach" and is a favorite spot of tourists and locals alike. Flooded with eager beach lovers during summer, the Easton's Beach also plays host to several events and tournaments all year-round. Stretched at the crown of Cliff Walk, this sun-kissed beach is a haven for water sports enthusiasts too. Comb the beach, enjoy a leisurely evening or meander on the boardwalk, a memorable time is assured in the scenic environs of Easton's Beach.

The Norman Bird Sanctuary is the perfect venue in Newport for bird watching, hiking and family outings. Located just beyond Newport's Third Beach, the park blends ponds and woodlands with ocean breezes and sandy terrain. Trail maps and public restrooms are available at the entrance to the park, along with ample parking spaces. There are over seven miles of trails, allowing visitors to bird watch from designated posts or enjoy views of the sea from the rocks and hills.

Inhabiting the southeasternmost tip of Middletown in the state of Rhode Island, the Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge is a series of diverse wetlands that covers an area of 242 acres (97.93 hectares). Its serene shorelines, elegant mansions and verdant promontories allure tens of thousands of visitors every year, making it one of the most-frequented attractions in Newport County. Passing sailboats and a beautiful view of the Newport mansions can be seen along the shoreline of this lovely park.

Third Beach is not an oceanfront beach; it faces Narragansett Bay. Small and quiet, this beach is popular with families. The surf is calm, making it easy to play in the water. Bath houses and facilities for changing are available, but parking is limited. Bird watchers may also catch a glimpse of favorite species from a nearby bird sanctuary. Sunsets are lovely to watch from this eastern section of the beach, making this a great spot to end a beach day.

El Parque Riverwalk & Waterplace se encuentra junto a la confluencia de los ríos Woonasquatucket y Providence, en un pequeño rincón del centro de Providence. El lugar es famoso por los eventos WaterFire, una colección de minifogatas que se mecen sobre las aguas al ritmo de la música clásica y del mundo. La ciudad revitalizó la zona entera en 1994 y este sendero logró convertir un paseo aburrido en una aventura maravillosa por College Hill sobre el puente Washington Street. Los puentes del parque están hechos a semejanza de los puentes clásicos de Venecia y es bastante común ver góndolas surcando las aguas del río.