ACTIVITIES
WHAT TO DO
Activities offered at the Weekapaug Inn for all wedding guests
Clamming
Kayaking
Paddle Boarding
Bird Watching Tours with the Weekapaug Inn’s on-site naturalist
Fishing
and more!
Explore the Westerly Historic District
Explore our favorite day trips
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Take the ferry from Point Judith Pond or hop on a 12 minute flight from Westerly!
Start in Old Harbor, where Persephone’s Kitchen and several nearby bake shops offer coffee, fresh pastries and breakfast sandwiches.
Don’t miss Mohegan Bluffs, the iconic 150-foot cliffs overlooking the Atlantic. Not far from here is the historic Southeast Lighthouse.
For lunch, you can’t go wrong with The Oar, a favorite with classic Block Island mudslides with a marina view. Another great waterfront option is Dead Eye Dick’s.
Spend your afternoon strolling the shops in Old Harbor—perfect for picking up local goods or classic Block Island logo wear.
Before catching your ferry back, grab a drink on the porch of the National Hotel.
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The Newport Cliff Walk is three and a half miles of public trails and paths that run along the Atlantic Ocean and pass many historic Gilded Age mansions.
After your walk, head to Castle Hill Inn for lunch or drinks. The Adirondack chairs on the lawn overlook Narragansett Bay, where Gigi has raced over the years.
Spend the afternoon wandering the shops and docks around Bowen’s and Bannister’s Wharves, soaking in Newport’s seaside charm.
Wrap up your visit with drinks or an early dinner at Clarke Cooke House, a Newport classic known for fresh seafood, sushi, and its iconic porch overlooking the harbor.
Mystic
Mystic is known for it’s Aquarium and right next door, wander through Olde Mistick Village, a quaint outdoor shopping village with boutiques, local crafts, coffee spots, and seasonal events. It’s the perfect place to stroll, snack, and browse.
For lunch, head over to the Delamar Mystic, where the hotel’s waterfront restaurant offers a beautiful, relaxed setting and great coastal cuisine.
Narragansett
Narragansett, known for it’s surfing is a laid back beach town.
Don’t miss Monahan’s Clam Shack, a local classic. Order the stuffies (Rhode Island–style stuffed quahogs) which are a must-try.
Before you leave town, make a stop at The Ocean Mist, rated one of the top dive bars in the US. Great for ocean views, drinks, and live music or Sunday brunch before you head out from our wedding weekend!