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Your Ultimate Travel Guide to Block Island, RI

Travel to my favorite place and experience all the island has to offer!

Madison Dennis

Jul 08, 2019

University of Kentucky

Your Ultimate Travel Guide to Block Island, RI

Madison Dennis

I have been traveling to Block Island every year since I was born. It has become one of my favorite places and is a place I look forward to visiting every year with my family to create new memories. This is a travel guide that lists all my favorite activities and places to eat every year on Block Island.

How to get there:

Since there is no way to get on the island without flying in the air or traveling from a boat, your options are very limited.

These options include:

- Rent a boat or buy a boat

- Ride the speed ferry or ride the traditional ferry (Speed Ferry - 30 minutes/Slow Ferry - 1 hour)

- Take a flight (10-15 minutes)

Where to Stay:

There are many house rentals on the island for various time durations. Many more hotels are available on the island.

- Spring House Hotel

- The National Hotel

- Harborside Inn

-The Surf Hotel

What to do:

Madison Dennis

There are many activities to do and beaches to enjoy on the island, including:

- Mansion Beach

- Clay Head Beach

- The Bluffs

- Shopping in town to get the best souvenirs to take home and to buy the cutest island clothes.

- Fishing

- Riding bikes around the island (7 miles long)

- Mopeds

- Many places to hike around the island

Where to eat:

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There are many different locations to eat the freshest food on the island. Four of my favorite places include:

- Beachhead

- Spring House

- The Oar

- The National Head

- Finn's Fish Market

I hope if you ever visit you'll love it just as much as I do. I hope that you will create your own traditions and memories as you make the journey through the island.

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