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Rhode Island beaches

The Ocean State is home to an astounding 400 miles of coastline. The long sandy beaches of Rhode Island have, for generations, created feelings of awe, inspiration, joy, peace, exhilaration…you name it. The beach communities of Bristol and Narragansett have been named top destinations by Coastal Living and Thrillist, respectively, because they provide those iconic beach experiences for families and individuals of every age: wide swaths of sand, perfect-sized waves for surfing and swimming, selfie-perfect vistas, and surrounding clam shacks, beach bars and shops where flip-flops are the rule. No wonder we’re called the Ocean State. 

Please note that after Labor Day weekend beaches are no longer staffed with lifeguards and facilities are closed.  Dogs are welcome on beaches from October 1 to March 31. 

 

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    All efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information on this website, however it is subject to change. Information is updated in an ongoing manner in partnership with local tourism offices, individual businesses and organizations and via a direct feed from goprovidence.com, discovernewport.org, southcountyri.com and Yelp.com.