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It takes only 45 minutes to drive from one end of Rhode Island to the other, the smallest State offers more than 640km (400 miles) of coastline, broad sandy beaches, parks, cities and a wealth of historic attractions. Hundreds of thousands of happy visitors travel to Rhode Island each year to enjoy 400 miles of scenic coastline and more than 100 public and private beaches. Rhode Island has numerous ocean beaches with thundering surf and miles of stunning vistas. Rhode Island is the best place for you to doze off, listening to the waves, build an amazing sandcastle, stroll the sun-speckled sand beachcombing for shells, or cast a fishing rod into the open water. And, you can enjoy a variety of water activities including surfing, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, boating and fishing.

Newport, Rhode Island, is an enchanting city by the sea. Its compact size makes it easy to travel from one historic site to the next - none is more than an hour from any other, and many are within walking distance of each other. Newport, a top sailing spot, is a beautiful harbor that is rich in colonial history. Its seaside mansions are a must-see attraction; you may see white beaches and some splendid scenery. Block Island, called by the Nature Conservancy, “one of the 12 last great places in the Western Hemisphere”. The Blackstone Valley in the northern part of the state was the birthplace of America's Industrial Revolution and the location where Samuel Slater opened his famous cotton mill in 1793. The East Side is filled with many fine restored homes, and Brown University includes several 18th-century buildings. The Museum of Natural History and Planetarium is one of a kind in the State, with collections containing over 24,000 archaeological and ethnographic specimens, with the focus on Native American and Pacific Island heritage. Have a fun vacation with Tours4fun.com!! Your tour escort will narrate your journey, pointing out sites of interest and explaining Rhode Island history when you tour.