Newport is located at the southern end of Aquidneck Island and has a lot of history, including an old fort, awaiting tourists. From a castle on a hill to an island lighthouse, the discerning traveler will find luxurious accommodations in the Rhode Island city. Located in Narragansett Bay, Newport is known for its beautiful beaches, sensational scenery, and outstanding ocean views.

Newport is connected to the mainland by three bridges: the Claiborne-Pell Bridge, the Newport Bridge, and the Jamestown Bridge. To get to Newport from anywhere on Aquidneck Island, you have to take one of the three bridges or a ferry service. Newport houses a number of historic buildings, including a castle, lighthouse, and fortress.

If you are visiting Newport for a day trip from Boston and do not have a car, you can catch the train. If you don't want to rent a car, there is a bus service from Boston as well.

In addition, the Jamestown-Newport ferry service offers rides from Boston and Providence to Newport. It would be worth visiting Newport just to see the site of the colonial houses, not to mention the beach, restaurants, and shops. There are many other things to do in the city as well.

Newport's fun is in the Cliff Walk area, featuring plenty of amenities, including shops where you can rent everything from boogie boards to umbrellas. Easton's Beach (also called First Beach) is the largest public beach in Newport, located at the beginning of Cliff Walk.

Newport is called the "Sailing Capital of the World," as it is home to the National Sailing Hall of Fame. There are a lot of great restaurants, shops, and attractions in Newport, as well as great beaches, making it an ideal place to visit. It is the perfect place to explore with family and friends, and it is just a short drive from Providence, the capital of Rhode Island.

Many of the beaches in Newport are just a few blocks apart and have a variety of different features. Surfers of all abilities are encouraged to surf at one of Newport's many beaches, such as Newport Beach, Narragansett Beach, and Point Judith Beach.

Newport is also home to the Newport Country Club, which hosts a variety of events, including the Rhode Island State Fair and the New England Country Music Festival. Newport is also known for hosting the annual Newport County Fair, one of the state's most popular events.

The Midtown Oyster Bar is the perfect place to have lunch, as it is one of the best oyster bars in Rhode Island. Brenton Point State Park is worth a visit as well, as it is home to the Brenton Point Kite Festival.