Enjoy a trip out to Block Island for two onboard the Interstate Navigation Co.'s traditional passenger ferry!

Block Island is steeped in history, offering a rich tapestry of cultural and historical significance. Its history dates back thousands of years! Its historical value also lies in its preservation of natural beauty and traditional New England character. Despite modernization, the island has maintained its 19th-century charm, with many of its original buildings still in use today. The island’s commitment to preserving its history is evident in the numerous historical landmarks offer insights into its colonial and maritime heritage.

There is lots to see and visit on the island, such as the Block Island Historical Society Museum, which is located in a charming 19th-century farmhouse in the Old Harbor area, the museum offers a comprehensive look at the island’s past, from its Native American heritage to its colonial days and beyond. There is also Settlers Rock, which holds a significant place in the island’s history as a memorial to its earliest European settlers.

And of course don't forget to visit Block Island's two historic lighthouses!

The 52-foot Block Island Southeast Lighthouse perched atop the Mohegan Bluffs is home to breathtaking views, particularly in the fall, when the surrounding landscape is ablaze with autumn colors. And don't forget the Block Island North Lighthouse at the opposite end of the island. This lighthouse, built in 1867, is located at Sandy Point, a remote and serene spot where the Block Island Sound meets the Atlantic Ocean. The North Lighthouse has a rich history of guiding ships safely through the often treacherous waters surrounding the island. 
 

Learn more:
https://www.blockislandferry.com/