Category: Transportation (Air Land & Sea)
Oldport Marine Launch Service
Launch Service, Mooring rentals, Harbor Tours in Newport Harbor, The Point Section & Brenton Cove - VHF 68. Visit our website for seasonal schedule and pickup locations. CLICK HERE for the Newport Harbor Shuttle ONE-HOUR LOOP MAKING 7 STOPS AROUND NEWPORT HARBOR CLICK HERE for the Newport Harbor Tour Aboard… SEE MORE
New England Airlines
Scheduled and Charter flights between Westerly and Block Island. SEE MORE
Mystic Seaport
- Art Galleries
- Environmental & Conservation Organizations
- Museums & Historical Societies
- Transportation (Air Land & Sea)
Mystic Seaport is the nation's leading maritime museum. Open year round, visitors can explore historic vessels, a coastal village, exciting exhibits, an art gallery, a nautical book store, and a working shipyard. Transient slips are available for visiting boaters and there are several restaurants on the grounds. SEE MORE
Knox County Regional Airport
Cape Air provides regularly scheduled flights to Boston's Logan Airport. Penobscot Island Air has regularly scheduled flights to Matinicus, Vinalhaven and North Haven and provides charter flights to other Maine coastal destinations. Rental Cars are available through Budget. SEE MORE
Jamestown – Newport Ferry
The Jamestown Newport Ferry offers seasonal transportation on lower Narragansett Bay and in Newport Harbor and provides easy access for visiting a variety of destinations where you will find many opportunities for sightseeing, historical tours, museum visits, shopping and dining. A round-trip ticket allows passengers to hop on and off… SEE MORE
Island Services
Builders, Renovations, Marine Construction, Cottage maintenance, Barge services, Furniture & Cabinetry SEE MORE
Hy-Line Cruises
Hy-Line Cruises is a Cape Cod family-owned and operated ferry company with more than 40 years in the cruise business. We strive to instill in our employees our philosophy: CUSTOMER SERVICE IS OUR #1 PRIORITY SEE MORE
Gloucester Harbormaster
In 1605, explorer Samuel de Champlain sailed into Gloucester Harbor, approximately 25 miles northeast of Boston on the southern shore of Cape Ann, and christened it ‚ÄúLe Beauport‚Äù or "The Beautiful Harbor." The stunning beauty that lured visitors so many years ago is still inspiring boaters and other coastal travelers… SEE MORE
