Narragansett, RI, Guide and Information

You can get a lot of great content in Narragansett since there are so many sights and sounds to take in.

First stop is the Block Island Ferry, which you can pick up at Point Judith. Remember sound carries on water, which means that it’s loud for any videos. The traditional ferry runs year round and takes about an hour; reserve in advance if you want to bring your car. There’s also a high-speed ferry during the busy summer season, which takes about a half hour. It’s fun to take pics of the ferry and all the boat traffic from the shore, too!

Be like a local, get active and call Narragansett, Rhode Island, “Gansett”. Composed of a narrow strip of land largely surrounded by water, it’s a town characterized by a swell of outdoor activities, much of which take place in or around coves, ponds, rivers and the great blue sea. (OK, it’s Narragansett Bay, but you can find some big water there, too. Some big enough to surf.)