Beautiful. Picture perfect!…read more We ventured out to Point Judith to just get a glimpse. It's in with the coast guard. So be respectful of the area. Stay out of the fenced in area. There is a small parking lot. I do suggest getting out of your car and going around to the top of the hill and take a look at the water. There are many other viewing opportunities to see Point Judith Light house. I highly recommend just taking a drive around after You venture to the coast guard area. The history behind this lighthouse is pretty neat. So many opportunities to photograph the lighthouse.

You cant come here anymore which is sad because it is where I got married. I grew up in…read moreNarragansett and also surfed from here many times. It was always a great place to come and watch the waves, surfers and sunsets. You can see the lighthouse from the top of the fisherman's memorial at Camp Cronin.

Cute coffee café located in a strip mall with a variety of indoor seating options. Staff were very…read morepleasant. Coffee and food options are good. I ordered a Love potion #9 coffee drink - a February special. It was very tasty! So glad I tried that. We visited around noon-time and I decided to get a turkey panini which was very tasty. Green apple and cheddar cheese with a smoky turkey cold cut. Not greasy, a nice variety of textures and flavors. My SO got themselves a hot drip coffee and a bagel sandwich which they enjoyed very much. Local business cards are in a rack on the wall near the order counter. Artwork is for sale. The hallway to the shared restroom is decorated with coffee bean bags. Very apropos. Parking is in a small, shared lot.

The customer service is always great!!!!! The owner is super nice and the workers as well.... I…read morelove the iced lavender matcha with oatmilk...... and the iced vanilla chai with whole milk....... The st patty scone was good not dry....... Love supporting small businesses and this shop definitely deserves recognition!!!!!

This spot is positioned perfectly for sunset. There is parking specifically for this. There is a…read moreshort walk to get from the parking lot to the lighthouse. This does seem like a popular spot for sunset. There was a small crowd even on a December cold Monday, granted the spot is small and the lighthouse is also small. 10 out of 10 would recommend.

Cool location, I think this is the area where the rich live. The weather couldn't have been better.read more

Good breakfast quick in Johnston Rhode Island would try if in the area. Very nice serviceread more

We are definetly regulars here for breakfast every Sunday! Open till 2 pm . Great clean restaurant…read moreright next to Tasca Jeep dealership on Hartford Ave! We love the staff always super friendly & can recite our orders even if we skip a few weeks great specials daily that my husband always tries :). Huge room in the back too for overflow ! Excellent service too! I hear lunch is great too.

Bridges straits and…read morelights The strait between Narragansett Bay and Mount Hope Bay is only about 600 yards wide with a couple of small islands, sand bars and rocks thrown in for interest. A dangerous place to sail through at the best of times and very interesting in foggy or bad weather. So it was recognized a long time ago that some help for mariners would be nice and a small lighthouse was built here in 1855. Only about 30 feet tall and had a small 6th order Fresnel lens that was later upgraded to a 5th order lens. The light not only helped the boats get through the strait but also assisted the Bristol Ferry than ran across the treacherous area. A very useful little lighthouse that did it's job well and prevented many accidents. Then in 1927 the hulking Mount Hope Bridge was built between Bristol and Aqidneck Island so both the ferry and the lighthouse were no longer needed. The huge bridge served as a great navigational aide, as long as the boats didn't run into it or course. The lighthouse remained but since it isn't easy to see from land it was forgotten and slowly fell into a rather sorry condition. Paint was chipping off and it definitely needed so TLC. Fortunately some great new owners spent time restoring the lighthouse to it's former cute little self and now sits proudly under the huge bridge. It's private and never open to the public but good views can be seen from the water or by the landing under the bridge. This is a residential house so don't get too close and respect their privacy. The combination of the looming bridge, cool straits and lovely little lighthouse makes for a very special place indeed.

Lighthouse beach is gorgeous at all times of the day but especially at night. I caught the sunset…read morehere with some friends and it was amazing. There is a harbor with boats and a little path leading to the lighthouse with the beach on the other side. So you can chill and watch the boats or walk along the beach. And of course the lighthouse is great to observe. It is right in Edgartown. There is limited parking but just depends on what time you go.

If you are looking for seclusiveness, you've found it. Unlike most overcrowded, tourist hot spots,…read moreLighthouse Beach feels as if you bought a share of this beach and reserved it for yourself and the few others that are here. The water is absolutely beautiful, BLUE, yet clear. The Lighthouse is nothing spectacular itself, but it is bit strange to think there is a lighthouse ON a beach-- which sets it apart. Since it is secluded, you can actually hear the sound and sights of the waves, rather than obnoxious music and chatter at every other beach. it only affirms why so many Europeans come to visit MV, and never leave.

What a beautiful experience!! Went with my family and what an informative event with top notch…read morestaff who truly love the volunteer work they do at the lighthouse. The boat ride was very relaxing and the entire trip was flawless by a very professional staff. It was very easy to find, it's 2025 folks just use gps on your phone and it's just over the Providence line. Found a great breakfast spot nearby afterwards All Favorites Cafe another gem. Highly recommend without any reservations!!

Maybe it's awesome but we never made it...the directions take you to a waste management site that…read moreyou can't enter. Really disappointing since we went out of our way to stop their on our road trip.

Excellent area for sunrise. Plenty of parking. Sunrise is actually a great time to come. Not only…read moredoes the sunrise look scenic coming from ocean side but also you are more likely to come across deer early on as well. I like that there are points on the trail where you can access the rocks and check out the ocean. You can see ducks, kite surfers, and just crashing waves. Only complaint is that restrooms are closed during winter time so you have to find a bush and do what you need to do. I would come back again. 10 out of 10 would recommend.

Such a beautiful location for a walk. The path is wide and even so it's an easy walk. There are…read moresome benches along the way to take a seat and enjoy the scenery. There is plenty of wildlife to see while you are exploring! During the day they do have bathrooms inside the visitors center.