5-Day Block Island Yacht Charter: Secluded Coves & Culinary Delights
Embark on an intimate Block Island yacht charter, designed for those seeking tranquil anchorages and exceptional culinary experiences within New England's captivating waters. This journey prioritizes serene coves and gourmet dining, moving at a relaxed pace. From the quiet beauty of Point Judith to the vibrant culinary scene of Block Island and the sheltered waters of Sakonnet, each stop offers a unique blend of natural splendor and gastronomic pleasure. Discover the hidden gems of this iconic cruising ground, making your New England yacht charter a true indulgence.
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- DAY 01
Point Judith, Rhode Island
Begin your journey from the scenic Point Judith, a gateway to Block Island. This area offers a rugged coastline and a working harbour, providing a genuine New England maritime atmosphere.
- Point Judith Lighthouse
- Galilee fishing village
- Fresh seafood markets
- Coastal walks
- Anchorage
- Potter Cove (inner harbour)
- Dining
- George's of Galilee
- DAY 02
Block Island (Great Salt Pond)
Arrive at Block Island's Great Salt Pond, a vast, protected haven perfect for peaceful anchoring. Spend the day swimming, paddleboarding, or simply relaxing on deck, absorbing the island's natural beauty.
- Paddleboarding or kayaking
- Exploring secluded coves by dinghy
- Beach access from the pond
- Stargazing from the yacht
- Anchorage
- Great Salt Pond (quiet northern section)
- Dining
- Onboard chef's specialty dinner
- DAY 03
Block Island (New Harbor)
Relocate slightly within Great Salt Pond to New Harbor, offering access to more amenities and a lively but still relaxed atmosphere. Indulge in the island's fresh produce and seafood.
- Farmers Market (seasonal)
- Walking to Payne's Dock
- Enjoying a sunset cocktail ashore
- Exploring nearby beaches
- Anchorage
- New Harbor Mooring Field
- Dining
- Kimberly's
- DAY 04
Sakonnet River, Rhode Island
Sail north to the tranquil Sakonnet River, a less-travelled waterway offering picturesque scenery and sheltered anchorages. Discover the charming villages along its shores.
- Sakonnet Point Lighthouse views
- Exploring Little Compton vineyards
- Birdwatching along the riverbanks
- Quiet evening at anchor
- Anchorage
- Church Cove, Sakonnet River
- Dining
- The Commons Lunch (Little Compton)
- DAY 05
Bristol, Rhode Island
Conclude your gourmet journey in the historic town of Bristol, renowned for its charming downtown, maritime heritage, and excellent dining options. Explore its rich history and enjoy a final New England meal.
- Colt State Park
- Herreshoff Marine Museum
- Exploring Hope Street
- Bristol's Independence Day Parade route (historic)
- Anchorage
- Bristol Harbor (various marinas)
- Dining
- The Lobster Pot
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- Block Island Yacht Charter
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- Martha’s Vineyard Yacht Charter
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- Nantucket Yacht Charter
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- Block Island yacht access
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- Nantucket Boat Basin
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- Vineyard Haven / Edgartown berths
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- GAZELLE
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- THE GORILLA
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- KRAKEN
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- RELENTLESS
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