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These listings offer some of the best experiences throughout The Classic Coast.
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Newport and The Classic Coast is a feast for the senses; a veritable banquet of salt air, dappled light, ocean breezes, and creaking floorboards. Honestly, just spending some quiet time staring out at our horizon can feel life changing. Of course, if you want to turn up the volume, our coast is here to paddle, surf, skate, hike, bike, walk, sail, and more. So whatever adventure floats your boat, go find it...and take your time. We’ll be here, opening our doors, cooking up classic meals, and preparing seats by the fire or the harbor’s edge when you’re ready to refuel.
These listings offer some of the best experiences throughout The Classic Coast.
Shipyard cafes, small quiet beaches, and secret gardens to explore. Classic.
Picture this: 500 colorful umbrellas suspended above Brick Market Place in Newport.
Park your ride in these lots, streets and somewhat secret spots, get out and enjoy the view.
No matter the season, these beaches have just what you need.
These inspired cocktails and spirit-free drinks from our local bars and restaurants are sure to scream summer.
Overwhelmed by where to go? Don't worry, we boiled it down to our favorite spots.
When you're not sure where to start, head to one (or all) of our 12 favorite spots.
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Read MoreThese upcoming events allow visitors a chance to step back in time and experience the grandeur of the Gilded Age.
Walk these cobblestone byways and pass by the oldest synagogue in the country, or step foot in America's oldest tavern.