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Anchorages:
New Harbor has a 75-acre anchorage east of the main channel.

Old Harbor has limited space for anchoring west of the ferry landing. Anchorage is not allowed within 100 feet of a commercial dock, within 50 feet of a moored vessel, within 50 feet of the navigational channel and fairway, along the east breakwater.

Where to Stay:
Champlin’s Marina and Resort (401) 466-7777: This boutique hotel boasts 42 guest rooms offering both waterfronts, and idyllic island views.

The Atlantic Inn (401) 466-5884: A beautiful inn sitting atop the highest point in Old Harbor offering stunning water views and fresh ocean breezes in addition to rooms and suites, each individually furnished with a blend of modern and vintage furniture.

The Inn at Old Harbor (914) 707-3367: This Victorian building built in 1882 features sweeping views of Old Harbor.

Payne’s Harbor View Inn (401) 466-5758: Rooms at the inn feature private bathrooms, whirlpool tubs, satellite television and beautiful antique furnishings.

The Darius Inn (401) 466-2722: This small, family-run inn has six guest rooms upstairs and five pet-friendly suites on the first floor. It is walking distance from the ferry landing, in the heart of Old Harbor, and steps from the beach.

The National Hotel (401) 466-2901: This Victorian style hotel is directly across the street from the ferry landing and within walking distance to most of the shops, restaurants, and beaches.

Boat & Kayak Rental:
Pond & Beyond Kayak Rentals (401) 578-2773: Located in New Harbor, Pond & Beyond offers kayak rentals and guided kayak tours.

Fort Island Kayaks (401) 466-5392: Fort Island offers a variety of kayaks and paddleboards for paddling Great Salt Pond.

Getting Around:
Aldo’s Moped and Bikes (401) 466-5018: Aldo’s has been on the island since the 1970s. They will pick you up anywhere on the island, and they offer detailed training for first-time moped riders.

Island Moped and Bikes (401) 466-2700: Island Moped has been on the island for more than 30 years and features a large fleet of bikes and mopeds.

Moped Man (401) 466-2029: Conveniently located close to Old Harbor.

Beach Rose Bicycles (401) 466-5925: Beach Rose is located just a half mile from the ferry dock and on the way to some of the island’s most scenic areas.

Peter Pan Taxi (401) 742-1457: This taxi service also offers 75-minute guided tours of the island.

Tip Top Taxi (401) 477-3393: Smooth, convenient, hassle-free transportation.

McAloon’s Taxi (401) 741-1410: Offers transportation around the island as well as informative guided tours.

Block Island Ferry (401) 783-7996: For those without a boat heading to the Island is easy leaving from Point Judith on a regular schedule.

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DESTINATION BLOCK ISLAND

Harbormaster: New Harbor Harbormaster (401) 466-3204; VHF 12

Old Harbor Dockmaster (401) 466-3235; VHF 12

General Information: Block Island Tourism Council

DESTINATION BLOCK ISLAND

Dockage, Moorings & Service: The Old Harbor Town Dock offers dock space for 30 boats, which is first-come, first-served. Call the Old Harbor dockmaster for information.

The town of New Harbor maintains 90 transient moorings that are first-come, first-served. Boaters can contact the harbormaster for information.

New Harbor Boat Basin (401) 480-1429: New Harbor Boat Basin has 85 transient slips, and it has showers, pumpout, and a ship’s store. It is also home to The Oar, a popular restaurant and bar.

Payne’s Dock (401) 864-3832: Payne’s Dock has slip space for 100 boats and it offers fuel, electric, showers, and it is home to three restaurants.

Launch Ramp: A public boat launch is available at the New Harbor Public Boat Launching Ramp located next to Dead Eye Dick’s on Ocean Avenue.

Anchorages: New Harbor has a 75-acre anchorage east of the main channel.

Old Harbor has limited space for anchoring west of the ferry landing. Anchorage is not allowed within 100 feet of a commercial dock, within 50 feet of a moored vessel, within 50 feet of the navigational channel and fairway, along the east breakwater.

DESTINATION BLOCK ISLAND

Blockamole (401) 466-7777: Another restaurant at Champlin’s, Blockamole provides a fun, tasty Mexican flare with flavorful dishes such as fish tacos and nachos.

The Oar (401) 466-8820: This popular restaurant at New Harbor Boat Basin is an American restaurant featuring clam chowder, lobster rolls, burgers, and it also has a full sushi bar.

Restaurant 1879 at the Atlantic (401) 466-5884: This upscale restaurant with creative menus and extensive wine list has been awarded accolades and received recognition from numerous publications including Bön Appétit, Trav­el and Leisure, Gourmet, Yan­kee, Wine Spec­ta­tor, and more.

Dead Eye Dick’s (401) 466-2654: This restaurant in New Harbor is open for lunch and dinner daily. Dead Eye’s eclectic menu offers fresh seafood, including their signature swordfish and lobster dishes.

Provisions: Block Island Grocery (401) 466-2949: Grocery store located near Old Harbor.

Seaside Variety (401) 466-5876: Variety store located near the ferry dock.

Red Bird Liquor Store (401) 466-2441: Selling beer, wine, and liquor in Old Harbor.

DESTINATION BLOCK ISLAND

Things To Do: Mohegan Bluffs These 200-foot-tall clay cliffs offer dramatic views over the Atlantic. Visitors can walk the 141 stairs down to the beach at the base of the cliff to enjoy one of the most secluded but beautiful beaches on the island.

Block Island Greenway This network of more than 28 miles of walking trails features rolling hills, scenic views, and wildlife.

Self-Guided Bike Tour Enjoy a 7.5-mile loop that stops at nine major sites at the southern end of the island. Cyclists can also explore the island’s north end, which adds 8.5 miles out to the iconic North Lighthouse, a historic iron and granite lighthouse built in 1867.

Spring Street Gallery (401) 466-5374 This gallery is a cooperative of Block Island artists, and it features paintings, photographs, ceramics, jewelry, and community events that showcase the beauty and creative heritage of the island.

Cool Shops: Aldo’s Bakery & Homemade Ice-cream (401) 466-2198: Experience a Block Island tradition, now in it’s 50th year. From breakfast and fresh ground coffee to ice cream and gelato to our fresh baked breads, pastries, cookies and more.

Blocks of Fudge (401) 466-5196: Candy shop selling fudge with flavors like bourbon and bacon, plus a welcoming staff.

Island Bound Bookstore (401) 466-8878: Located next to the post office, Island Bound offers plenty of room to relax and browse the island’s widest variety of literature for all ages.

The Glass Onion (401) 466-5161: This fun store offers beautiful, eclectic home goods, clothing, and jewelry.

Block Island Trading Company (401) 859-1524: Visitors can find just about anything at this unique store: blankets, charts, clothes, cheese boards, hats, toys, jewelry, and much more.

East of the River Nile Trading Company (401) 466-9099: Handmade jewelry & clothing, furniture & stained glass lamps from many cultures share space with incredibly crafted animals, handbags, and whimsical dragons. Fossils, books, beads, and music reflect many respected & rich cultures.

Where to Stay: Champlin’s Marina and Resort (401) 466-7777: This boutique hotel boasts 42 guest rooms offering both waterfronts, and idyllic island views.

The Atlantic Inn (401) 466-5884: A beautiful inn sitting atop the highest point in Old Harbor offering stun­ning water views and fresh ocean breezes in addition to rooms and suites, each individually furnished with a blend of modern and vintage furniture.

The Inn at Old Harbor (914) 707-3367: This Victorian building built in 1882 features sweeping views of Old Harbor.

Payne’s Harbor View Inn (401) 466-5758: Rooms at the inn feature private bathrooms, whirlpool tubs, satellite television and beautiful antique furnishings.

The Darius Inn (401) 466-2722: This small, family-run inn has six guest rooms upstairs and five pet-friendly suites on the first floor. It is walking distance from the ferry landing, in the heart of Old Harbor, and steps from the beach.

The National Hotel (401) 466-2901: This Victorian style hotel is directly across the street from the ferry landing and within walking distance to most of the shops, restaurants, and beaches.

Boat & Kayak Rental: Pond & Beyond Kayak Rentals (401) 578-2773: Located in New Harbor, Pond & Beyond offers kayak rentals and guided kayak tours.

Fort Island Kayaks (401) 466-5392: Fort Island offers a variety of kayaks and paddleboards for paddling Great Salt Pond.

Getting Around: Aldo’s Moped and Bikes (401) 466-5018: Aldo’s has been on the island since the 1970s. They will pick you up anywhere on the island, and they offer detailed training for first-time moped riders.

Island Moped and Bikes (401) 466-2700: Island Moped has been on the island for more than 30 years and features a large fleet of bikes and mopeds.

Moped Man (401) 466-2029: Conveniently located close to Old Harbor.

Beach Rose Bicycles (401) 466-5925: Beach Rose is located just a half mile from the ferry dock and on the way to some of the island’s most scenic areas.

Peter Pan Taxi (401) 742-1457: This taxi service also offers 75-minute guided tours of the island.

Tip Top Taxi (401) 477-3393: Smooth, convenient, hassle-free transportation.

McAloon’s Taxi (401) 741-1410: Offers transportation around the island as well as informative guided tours.

Block Island Ferry (401) 783-7996: For those without a boat heading to the Island is easy leaving from Point Judith on a regular schedule.

Harbormaster:
New Harbor Harbormaster (401) 466-3204; VHF 12

General Information:
Block Island Tourism Council

Dockage, Moorings & Service:
The Old Harbor Town Dock offers dock space for 30 boats, which is first-come, first-served. Call the Old Harbor dockmaster for information.

Launch Ramp:
A public boat launch is available at the New Harbor Public Boat Launching Ramp located next to Dead Eye Dick’s on Ocean Avenue.

Anchorages:
New Harbor has a 75-acre anchorage east of the main channel.

Restaurant 1879 at the Atlantic (401) 466-5884: This upscale restaurant with creative menus and extensive wine list has been awarded accolades and received recognition from numerous publications including Bön Appétit, Travel and Leisure, Gourmet, Yankee, Wine Spectator, and more.

Provisions:
Block Island Grocery (401) 466-2949: Grocery store located near Old Harbor.

Things To Do:
Mohegan Bluffs These 200-foot-tall clay cliffs offer dramatic views over the Atlantic. Visitors can walk the 141 stairs down to the beach at the base of the cliff to enjoy one of the most secluded but beautiful beaches on the island.

Cool Shops:
Aldo’s Bakery & Homemade Ice-cream (401) 466-2198: Experience a Block Island tradition, now in it’s 50th year. From breakfast and fresh ground coffee to ice cream and gelato to our fresh baked breads, pastries, cookies and more.

Where to Stay:
Champlin’s Marina and Resort (401) 466-7777: This boutique hotel boasts 42 guest rooms offering both waterfronts, and idyllic island views.

The Atlantic Inn (401) 466-5884: A beautiful inn sitting atop the highest point in Old Harbor offering stunning water views and fresh ocean breezes in addition to rooms and suites, each individually furnished with a blend of modern and vintage furniture.

Boat & Kayak Rental:
Pond & Beyond Kayak Rentals (401) 578-2773: Located in New Harbor, Pond & Beyond offers kayak rentals and guided kayak tours.

Getting Around:
Aldo’s Moped and Bikes (401) 466-5018: Aldo’s has been on the island since the 1970s. They will pick you up anywhere on the island, and they offer detailed training for first-time moped riders.