My husband and I booked the Brunch Tour on 05/24/2026, it started at 9AM, it was a rainy day…read more Despite that we both had so much fun. The staff were all genuinely happy to work despite the rainy day. I personally thought that I wouldn't make the tour as I am not phyisically fit. But the 1st 3 miles were a breeze because most of the time it is going downhill. Then we had brunch- there was an assortment of croissants, muffins, breakfast pastries, coffee, tea and juices. They also provided 2 tickets each/ person for alcohol. No one in our tour drank alcohol as it was too early. The second 3 miles of going back was a tiny bit hard because you are going uphill, but because you are enjoying yourselves too much- you wont even feel the pain. The staff kept on asking if we want our pictures taken. That was constant. You don't have to ask them. They will ask you. This is truly a good experience. I am so glad we did it.

We booked Rail Explorers in Portsmouth RI for my son's birthday and we had the best time. It was a…read morebucket list item we wanted to check off. The first time I've seen it was on the show, The Real Housewives of RI. The weather was chilly and drizzly, but it turned out nice for us at our 5 pm departure. It's kid-friendly, we got to stop at a picnic spot with a fire and beautiful views of the water and the Newport bridge. It was easy but exhilarating; definitely a unique experience and I highly recommend. We booked a week in advance. The check in process was seamless. The ride took about an hour and a half with the stop at the picnic spot (there were bathrooms too). There is a parking lot as well. Yes, we would definitely do it again!

Customer service has never been the smile you get when paying for a purchase. That's being nice,…read moreand I do appreciate it. Customer Service is how a company steps up to correct a problem. When a bike lock won't unlock half the time, that's a problem. Although the lock was made overseas, Dash stood by the customer and refunded my money. THAT IS HOW CUSTOMER SERVICE SHOULD WORK. Even for the little things. Thank you Dash.

I was in this Sunday for a bike bag for my new bike, and Jason was so helpful and kind! I've just…read morerecently started biking again and often bike shop workers are pretty unfriendly in my experience and it was so nice to be in such a cool specialized shop and get such great customer service and friendly conversation. He showed me the New England Randonneurs which I will be joining and was so helpful!

For such a small town, LCRI does a fantastic job preserving their history. Be sure to attend open…read moreevents hosted here - they have a wonderful collection of artifacts and history, and this place offers a very unique insight into the colonial history of a quant, out-of-the-way coastal New England town.

From the owner: New! Visit Awashonks' Garden, Wampanoag sculpture in a beautifully designed garden of native…read moreplants. "Sakonnet Belongings" features contemporary Wampanoag art. Take a tour of historic rooms from the late 1600s up to the 1940s with our docents in the Wilbor House. Learn about the history of farming and trades in our permanent exhibition, "Everyone was a Farmer." Explore the impact of Little Compton's Portuguese immigration in Terra Nova, Vida Nova.

Only locally caught. Nothing stays here longer than 6 months to a year unless it's injured or a…read moretropical transplant that came up the Gulf Stream. Quite a few touch tanks. Educators are both knowledgeable and helpful. So neat to see what you usually can't see. One tank you can crawl under. Maps of land use and topography. Cute preservation based facility!

Truly wonderful placem so much packed into a small place. The volunteers truly cared about what…read morethey do the local animals were amazing. Super cool touch tanks. Had a wonderful time.

Michelle with the tattoos is a wonderful guide, a great storyteller with an engaging personality!…read moreHer love for Providence and its revitalization is obvious and contagious, and she is very knowledgeable about the many historic buildings! We loved the walk across the pedestrian bridge over the river, and the food was excellent at each stop. We had a wonderful afternoon on your down city tour, thanks to Michelle and your participating restaurants.

Michelle was a fabulous guide! Lots of walking on a warm day, but she made it worthwhile. Funny,…read moreinformative and lots of local color. Oh, and the food samples were excellent too!

Went for the Plymouth Punk Rock Market, stayed for seconds on their "Purple Drank". Walked out…read moregoofy style. Nice little room. Friendly Beekeeps. Cool events. Will return despite the distance.

America's hometown brewery with above average selection and quality of beers, often live music,…read morefriendly staff and festive atmosphere. The taproom is comfortable and the bar seats about ten. Food trucks visit frequently offering variety of pizza or BBQ.

This guys are great. I've been there twice. They took care of me with professionalism and courtesy…read more Love it! I highly recommend Providence bicycle.

Jacob was my recent service person who helped me with buying a bike. I have some limitations with…read morems and he addressed all of that!! knowledgeable, helpful, kind. I've never received better service or learned so much. thanks, Jacob Ron put a dropper seat on one of my e-bikes. Again, he checked me on the bike, taught me how to correctly use dropper seat and sized me based on my shorter leg. thanks, Ron. I'll always do business with Providence Cycle. They've made my dream come true! I can ride again!!

Great execution, slow response in planning…read more We loved working with South County Trolley. The trolley was clean and the driver was very helpful and attentive, particularly with regard to my dress and the rain. He had champagne and water bottles ready for us and took song requests fired at him one after the next. Day of execution was 5 stars. That said, we docked stars here because of the booking and confirmation process. The company wasn't very responsive, even when I called to say I wanted to pay them, and it took over a week for us to get a confirmation of their services in advance of the wedding. I only heard back from Betsy after multiple voicemails and emails from both me and my husband the week before the wedding. Overall I recommend the trolley experience, everyone loved it, but I'd just be regimented with follow up in advance of the day

"The trolley tour through Narragansett is filled with historic sites, as well as insightful…read morememories. Ted showcases the little town in existance, but paints the scenes of the past with delightful stories. A lifetime of community involvement has made Ted's knowledge of Narragansett the wealthiest in existance. From the Pt. Judith Lighthouse to the URI Bay Campus and South Ferry Church, the trolley explores the fascinating history of the town with soulful narratives." This doesn't even begin to describe the tour I took in August. Owner Charles "Ted" Wright delivers a colorful, interesting and in-depth view into the history of Narragansett beginning with the towers all through the different owners of the mansions including the magnificent hotels of the late 1800's to the early 1900's, the bunkers at the Bay Campus (Fort Kearny,) and the World War II prisoners of war and their newspaper, Druid's Dream, St. Peter's church and it's historic past, all the way down to Pt. Judith Light house and back! Any person that is interested in history and has read up on Narragansett's history will be more than pleased with Ted Wright's stories from his past about Buckytown and the time they fired the guns at Fort Greene. This ride is about 2 hours. I originally didn't want to go on this tour thinking that $15 was way too pricey for any kind of tour. I was glad to have spent the money to hear Mr. Wright's stories and entertaining facts about the many events, places and people who existed here in this small seaside community. Even though I knew some facts that most people don't know about Narragansett like there used to be a train that came to Narragansett Pier and there were huge hotels along Ocean Road that were well known and visited I was not disappointed in founding out new and unusual things that happened and people that lived here. The few people that took this tour with my friend and I were treated to a ride on Ted Wright's first trolley: the Onnie and Angie Trolley, named after the two people who convinced Ted to buy it. The ocean breeze flowed through the windows as we drove first to St. Peter's and toured the church, through Narragansett Pier down to the Point Judith Light house via Scarborough beach back to the Towers. Before we drove to the Bay Campus we were asked if anyone wanted to disembark before continuing on. We drove past South Ferry Road Church into the Bay Campus then back by Narrow River up Bridgetown Road into Narragansett Pier and the neighborhood behind the beach area. Even though I was afraid that it would be too hot to do such a tour, the trolley allowed the cooling ocean air to flow through open windows. Ted narrated the tour and it was loud enough for everyone to hear. If you missed anything he didn't mind passengers asking questions and invited people to ask about anything they heard. "In the months of July and August, the trolley leaves from The Towers every Wednesday to roam , returning at Noon. Cost of Tour: $15 After the tour, join Wednesday Luncheons the The Towers by Tom's Market Catering. Cost of Luncheon: $14.50 per person" (You are not obliged to go to the luncheon.) The tour begins at 10:00 am. I recommend arriving early. We were able to get a parking space on Ocean Road close to the Narragansett Chamber of Commerce. You meet the Trolley Tour on the opposite side under the Towers. A woman takes your money or personal check and gives you a ticket. You board the trolley and she takes a head count and then takes your ticket. If you enjoy history but have a difficult time walking this is an excellent tour. If you have a Wednesday morning to spend and want to discover facts about Narragansett and the seaside community that was here more than 100 years ago this is an excellent way to do it. My only regret is that Mr. Wright hasn't recorded his tour on CD or written a book.

If I could spend all day in the bird sanctuary and then some, I would. It is no wonder the birds…read morenaturally gravitate here, as the staff maintains the land very well. After all, the good gardens with bountiful harvests can be found at Norman Bird Sanctuary. Some of the trails are more challenging than others, but the staff provides a clear heaps up as to what can be expected. Take your time and go where your heart desires, safely and comfortably of course.

My husband found the Norman Bird Sanctuary on an online search for places to hike while we were in…read morethe Newport area. On our first trip to the Sanctuary, we ended up doing the trail to Hanging Rock. Because of my height, there are portions where I had to crouch from one rock surface to get to another stable flat area to get my footing. My husband, who is taller than me by a lot, was more easily able to traverse the various rock heights. So what I'm saying is - Shorties, be careful out here!!