Top Rhode Island Sightseeing Tours - page 3

Rosie invites you to pedal through the tranquil waters of Narragansett Bay in Newport, Rhode Island. This unique semi-private pedal boat experience offers a delightful way to enjoy time with friends while sipping on your favorite drinks and soaking in stunning shoreline views. Whether you opt for a private cruise or join a public gathering, Rosie guarantees a relaxed atmosphere where laughter is encouraged and chaos is left behind. Cruise into the sunset or simply enjoy the scenic beauty as you unwind on the water.

Experience the allure of Newport, RI aboard Camelot, a classic charter reminiscent of the 1930s American commuter vessels. This private sunset cruise is ideal for couples, friends, or families of up to 6, allowing you to savor the stunning coastal views while the sun sets over the horizon. Enjoy a leisurely ride past historic estates, charming islands, and iconic lighthouses with a knowledgeable captain who will pause for picturesque moments. Bring along a picnic to enhance your coastal adventure on Narragansett Bay. - Private sunset cruise aboard the classic yacht, Camelot - Perfect for couples, friends, or family outings (up to 6 guests) - Cruise past Newport's historic estates and beautiful landmarks - Knowledgeable captain provides insights and photo opportunities _ Bring a bottle of wine, ice cold beer or your favorite non-alcoholic beverages (sorry - no bottles of hard alcohol, but canned cocktails or canned hard seltzer are fine!)

Providence's own H.P. Lovecraft invented cosmic horror in these streets. This self-guided walking tour follows the real houses and graveyards behind his most unsettling fiction. At 135 Benefit Street, hear what The Shunned House's narrator finds buried beneath the basement floor. The route winds through College Hill, from St. John's churchyard, where Lovecraft once led friends at midnight to listen for scratching in the walls. It passes the Fleur-de-Lys building, real-life home of Henry Wilcox in The Call of Cthulhu. Along the way, trace the invented history of the Necronomicon, a text so convincing that readers still ask if it's real. The tour ends at Prospect Terrace, overlooking the city Lovecraft both loved and feared until his death in 1937. Perfect for horror fans, myth lovers, and anyone who has ever wondered where fiction ends and history begins. Simply install the free VoiceMap app and enter the code from your confirmation email to download the tour and start walking.