a snapshot of possibilities

Block Island North Light was built on Sandy Point in 1867 and established to mark the entrances to Block Island Sound and Long Island Sound. There are five rooms of exhibits each showcasing a particular piece of maritime history. The lighthouse is a prime location for seal and bird watching, rock collection, and sunset views.

The Mohegan Bluffs are large clay cliffs about 150 feet high, located on the southern shore of Block Island. climb down the steep staircase of over 100 steps and view them from the beach. Visitors usually spend the day here tanning on the beach, swimming in the ocean, walking their dogs, or simply admiring the cliffs.

The Block Island Ferry offer ocean tours of America's first offshore wind farm. Persons get a narrated tour of Block Island's 30 megawatts, 5 turbine wind farm spanning over 600 feet above sea level. Tours are approximately 1 hour long.

190-acre conservation with many intertwining hiking trails called "the Maze" and with beautiful views of clay bluffs and the ocean. Also, a great place to see lots of songbirds!

Scotch Beach is the best place for young adults and teens to “see and be seen”, with wide-open stretches of white sand and volleyball nets always set up.

South East Light is one of two lights on the island (the easiest to access). It sits atop Mohegan Bluffs and offers some amazing views out over the Atlantic, including the island’s best perspective of the new Block Island Windfarm located three miles offshore.

Everything you’d expect (and desire) from a classic oyster bar with the added bonus of unique harbor views of the Great Salt Pond. 

A quaint setting, perfect for a more romantic night on the island. Eli’s (named after the owner’s old black lab) strives to provide creative, unique dishes, utilizing only the freshest ingredients.

Elegant and rustic dishes served in a seasonal indoor bar, dining room and outdoor gardens. Along with serving dinner, this fine-dining spot also offers up a Raw Bar and Brunch Menu.

Start your morning off right with a classic bagel (with the cream cheese of your choice!) or indulge a bit more in a full-on, tasty breakfast sandwich.

A staple of the island serving up hot and fresh donuts all summer long.

With both a full coffee bar and kitchen menu, this health-focused eatery and coffee shop is your one-stop-shop for a perfect start to the morning or a much needed afternoon pick-me-up. 

A classic beach bar with a sporty twist (5 flat screens so you won’t miss the big game!), serving up simple and tasty food and drink.

This dining venue features an open kitchen and a wood-fired grill, creating a unique and cozy atmosphere. If you're familiar with the island, you also know that Spring House has a famous baked stuffed haddock.

One of the island’s most popular spots, you can choose to dine in either The Bistro or the main dining room. Dishes are inspired by the produce that is in-season (Spring House even grows their own vegetables) and the menu offers everything from fresh seafood to homemade pizzas. Tip: Not looking to have a full dinner? Try to grab a table on the porch for some apps and a drink–the view is well worth it!

South East Light is one of two lights on the island (the easiest to access). It sits atop Mohegan Bluffs and offers some amazing views out over the Atlantic, including the island’s best perspective of the new Block Island Windfarm located three miles offshore.